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Here's my appearance on Mile's Donahue's channel! 

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Does terminal lucidity refute physicalism? 

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I was graciously invited on the Young Apologists Podcast to discuss my backstory, apologetics, atheism, aliens, the simulation hypothesis, the LDS religion, panpsychism, religious experiences, what would convert me to Christianity, and what I would ask God if I had the chance. 

Young Apologists - Substack

Worldviews - YouTube

Music by Joseph Nied

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Crashing out over a tweet about the moral argument. 

Moral Argument Debunked (Playlist) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg...

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Micah Edvenson and I have a reasonable discussion about Bigfoot, the no body argument, the difficulty of finding remains in the woods, footprint casts, the Patterson-Gimlin film, the comparison with gorillas and chimpanzees, the compatibility of the volume of eyewitness sightings and the supposed elusiveness of Bigfoot, and many other topics. We also touch on eyewitness reports of ghosts, different types of apparitions, and whether a materialist can credit certain ghost sightings as veridical. 

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My appearance on Otherworld about my experience with a cryptid. 

YouTube https://youtu.be/bBU8vXNmyFw?si=VD98PzHdcD26nK-a

Substack post going into more detail: https://emersongreen.substack.com/p/t...

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Episode 113: The Michigan Dogman Pt. 1 https://www.otherworldpod.com/blogs/e...

Episode 114: The Michigan Dogman Pt. 2 https://www.otherworldpod.com/blogs/e...

Does philosophy of language give us reason to think that God, if he exists, is more like us than classical theists expect? I’m joined by philosopher of language Joseph Lawal to discuss an argument from his paper, 'God An Alien or An Alien God?' His argument aims to push us away from the strongest versions of divine simplicity and aseity, but is also potentially a problem for theistic personalists who affirm God's timelessness. The argument, which focuses on the otherness of God (on non-finitist views), leads us to the conclusion that ordinary theological language is either false or meaningless on classical theism. (E.g., “God loves you” would either be false or meaningless.) This poses a major problem for the religious theist and destroys their ability to make predictions and inferences about God based on his attributes. This would not only undermine natural theology, but also harm the sorts of inferences we make about God in ordinary life. 

*In the conversation, I use the word “prediction” at a few points where it probably would have been clearer to use the word “inference” instead.

*There is a lot of information packed into this episode; it may be beneficial to listen more than once. 

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SPECIAL THANKS TO JOSEPH NIED FOR THE MUSIC FOR THIS EPISODE 

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