Alexander Pruss's Blog

A very rough draft of Infinity, Causation and Paradox is now on github . Chapter 7 is the weakest, I think. I welcome comments about everyt...

You are a police officer, and it is looking to you like Glossop is about to kill Fink-Nottle with a shotgun. You hear Glossop say to Fink-No...

I just updated RaspberryJamMod , which allows one to run python code in Minecraft (using a variant of the Raspberry PI Minecraft API), to wo...

Two nights ago I had a dream. I was in the military, and we were being deployed, and I suddenly got worried about something like this line o...

Back when I was a grad student, my dad gave me a Sharp OZ 730 organizer. It had a Z80 processor, and could (slowly) run BASIC programs. Some...

The latest issue of Annals of Philosophy has critiques by Murphy, Taliaferro and Perez, Trakakis, Hamilton, Archard, Griffiths, Wielenberg...

If determinism were true, then since each state could be project from the initial state, we could simply suppose that the whole four-dimensi...

Start with this argument: Christians ought to forgive all wrongdoing. Forgiving includes foregoing retribution. All ought to forego retrib...

If physicalism is true, then the nature of human beings is probably essentially tied to the nature of our brains, which in turn is essential...

The statement that God is truth is deeply mysterious. Now the statement that God is love is also mysterious, but it is easier to get a start...

Question 1: Are there marriages in heaven? Answer: No. Jesus explicitly says that there is no marrying or giving in marriage in heaven (Luk...

Assuming physicalism, for any fixed volume V , there are only finitely many internalistically-distinct mental states that a human brain of v...

In my previous post , I showed that given a backwards infinite sequence of coin tosses, there is a simple strategy leveraging data about inf...

You've existed for an infinite amount of time, and each day until the year 2100 a coin is tossed. You always know the results of the pas...

McTaggart argued that time is unreal. Hence, time is real.