Alexander Pruss's Blog

One might think that reasons for action are exhaustively and exclusively divided into the moral and the prudential. Here is a problem with t...

In my previous post I cast doubt on reducing moral reasons to goods. What about the other direction? Can we reduce goods to reasons? The ...

In 2018, the Belgians beat the Brazilians 2-1 in the 2018 World Cup soccer quarterfinals. There are about 18 times as many Brazilians and Be...

It is widely thought that our actions are governed by at least multiple types of normativity, including the moral, the prudential and the ep...

This builds on a comment I made to yesterday's post, which was inspired by a remark of my wife's. If God does not exist, ...