Philosophy

The document is a position paper by Ronald Robert Harper for a PHIL413 course, discussing his views on reality, being, and the intertwining of science and religion.

This document discusses the nature of human consciousness and its relationship with physical reality, focusing on physicalism and its various forms.

This document discusses the historical context and implications of Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection and its appropriation into the ideology of evolutionism in 19th century Britain.

This document discusses the concept of the ineffable, the argument from design, and the influence of philosophers and theologians on these topics.

This paper discusses the intersection of evolutionism and robotics, particularly focusing on the development and ethical implications of Evolvabots.

This paper explores the interplay between Hellenistic philosophy, early Christianity, and the development of Christian doctrines through various historical lenses.

This document explores various facets of early Christianity, focusing on the integration of Hellenistic philosophy, the role of Judeo-Christian apologists, the significance of lost gospels, and the impact of oral tradition on the narrative of Jesus the Nazarene.

This document discusses the roles of science, philosophy, and religion in particle physics, focusing on superstring theory and experimental evidence.