Leading epistemologist Jonathan Kvanvig has posted the slides for his upper division epistemology course here. They cover the roots of epistemology, skepticism, foundationalism and coherentism, internalism and externalism and epistemic value.

Starting next year, Fordham will be hosting a series of epistemology and ethics workshops at its Lincoln Center Campus in Manhattan. For the 2011-2012 academic year, speakers will include: Macalester Bell (Columbia), Lara Buchak (Berkeley), Ruth Chang (Rutgers), Trent Dougherty (Baylor), Bennett Fo... [More]

I first encountered Alvin Plantinga’s work back in the early 1990s when I was going through a particularly excruciating intellectual crisis. Twenty years later I was able to sit down with him and talk about his newest book. [More]

May 14-15, 2011 Cordura Hall 100, CSLI Stanford University The goal of the Logic and Methodology Workshop is to bring together senior and up-and-coming researchers in logic, epistemology, and philosophy of science to explore the interactions between these disciplines. Topics from formal episte... [More]

The journal will be published by Cambridge University Press (currently being published by Edinburgh University Press) and, more importantly, will cover all of epistemology (formerly it covered just social epistemology). This is a big announcement and the journal's growth and broadened emphasis is an... [More]

A new study looks at the relationship of one’s view of God to ethical behavior. The study found that the difference in one’s view of cheating does not differ along the theist/atheist lines. However, if one views God as more retributive, he or she would be less inclined to cheat than one who does not... [More]

Conference and workshop. Philosophers, neurophysiologists, psychologists and researchers within the cognitive sciences are warmly invited to attend the conference and to submit posters. The focus of this conference is “colour beyond the retina”, both the normal neurophysiology of human cortical c... [More]

On Easter Sunday are you still celebrating that Ol' Time Religion? USA Today says things are changing. [More]

War and conflict are not unique to religion as they are not unique to atheism. The problem is not religion or anti-religion, the problem is human nature itself. Equally important is the central message of the ideology in question. [More]

In this draft, I attempt to unpack an argument by Dr. Jason Lisle of Answers in Genesis in which he believes he has an ironclad logical proof for the claim that we know the Bible is true. I don't believe he makes his case and I attempt to show why in this essay. [More]