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Craig, Carroll and the Limits of Cosmology
There’s much to admire about Sean Carroll. Obviously, he has an extraordinary intellect. His remarkable communication skills, and his infectious enthusiasm for physics, were clearly evidenced in his debate with William Lane Craig. Carroll has graciously, yet carefully, distanced himself from New Atheists.
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The Argument from Consciousness in Eight Quick Points
1) We cannot directly observe another creature’s consciousness, and we cannot measure or quantify conscious experiences. If we could describe every physical fact about a bat’s brain in every detail, we would still not have a description of what the bat experiences.
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Tagged argument from consciousness, Christianity and Science, consciousness, Evidence, Evidence for God, Faith and Reason, God and Science, Things Science Can't Explain
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