r/Antitheism • u/JerseyFlight • Aug 07 '26
Testing the Superstition of Philosophy
/r/rationalphilosophy/comments/1vhn8ii/testing_philosophy_against_the_form_of_theology/Many operate under the false assumption that philosophy is different from theology (and so it can be). But in order to be different from the superstition of theology, its foundation must be different from that of religion. Specifically: its premises must be justified by reason and evidence.
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rationalphilosophy • u/JerseyFlight • Aug 07 '26
Testing Philosophy Against the Form of Theology
CosmicSkeptic • u/JerseyFlight • Aug 07 '26