Author: Closer To Truth

*Should a theory of consciousness begin with physics or experience?* Naotsugu Tsuchiya favors an internalist starting point and sees promise in integrated information theory, while remaining open to phenomena that

*Could you really have acted differently?* Alex O’Connor argues that whether an action is determined or undetermined, neither option seems to make us its ultimate author. But he remains agnostic

*Can conflicting religions still point toward the same divine reality?* Christopher Knight argues for a strongly pluralistic view in which revelation always emerges within particular historical and cultural contexts, while

*What if no single theory of consciousness has the whole picture?* Alex Gómez-Marín explains why he remains agnostic about competing theories of consciousness, arguing that each may capture part of

*Can works of art actually give us knowledge about the world?* Gordon Graham explores the intellectual foundations of aesthetic cognitivism, examining how cognitive science, epistemology, imagination, and even fiction can

Can an all-powerful, all-knowing, perfectly good God logically coexist with evil?* Michael Tooley examines the logical argument … source

*What holds Hindu philosophy together when its traditions disagree about even God and the self?* Swami Sarvapriyananda traces Indian philosophy from the Vedas and Upanishads through its competing schools, revealing

What if the universe exists entirely within the mind of God?* John Leslie argues that all physical reality is ultimately a structure … source

Can many weak clues combine into a compelling case for life after death?* Jeffrey Mishlove explains why he believes no single … source

If every brain event is caused by a previous brain event, can anyone truly choose?* Richard Swinburne explains why he rejects … source