Assignment #6 – Templeton Essays Instructions: See the document attached below.  (The essays come from this site, http://www.templeton.org/belief/ (Links to an external site.) if you care to explore more) The 13 essays by contemporary thinkers respond to this question: Does Science Make Belief in God Obsolete?     Read two of these essays and write an essay in which you briefly describe […]

Please choose one of the 2 options from below to write and essay. an essay should be about 300 words or more is fine. Avoid using quotations from secondary sources in your paper–as much as possible, everything should be described in your own words. If need be, you can quote short phrases but from primary texts only. So for example, […]

Please write an essay. Each essay should be at least 300 words (more than that is fine). Please do not copy/paste the question-prompt into your submission. Instead label each of your essays simply with the capital letter (A, B) associated with each of the questions below. Avoid using quotations from secondary sources in your paper–as much as possible, everything should […]

Question for Discussion #6 – Kant to the rescue Immanuel Kant was a happy rationalist who was particularly fond of Leibniz’ work. And then he read David Hume’s radical empiricism. According to Kant, Hume “woke me from my dogmatic slumber.” Kant was still fond of rationalism but he realized that Hume had a legitimate point. So, Kant set himself the […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]

Here’s what I want you to do in your initial post: In at least a full paragraph (minimum five sentences), explain briefly what you think is interesting, important, and meaningful. You don’t have to have all of the answers. Again: consult your notes. We do NOT want a review (an evaluation of whether or not you like the movie) or […]