Uploaded September 2011 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
This is a screen capture of a Blog TV event I did with HonestDiscussioner and a friend, colleague and co-author of my article on free will and neuroscience. This was back in May, right after the 'rapture' hysteria, so we talk about a host of subjects, ranging from the rapture, to epistemology, Alvin Plantinga, naturalism, evolution, free will, neuroscience and so forth.
I'm posting this now because I'll be participating in another charity BlogTV event this weekend, this time for Medecins Sans Frontieres (also known as Doctors without Borders) is an independent humanitarian organisation that provides medical care throughout the world, regardless or race, religion or politics. HD and I should be on from 7-8 pm, EST, on Sunday.
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This is a screen capture of a Blog TV event I did with HonestDiscussioner and a friend, colleague and co-author of my article on free will and neuroscience. This was back in May, right after the 'rapture' hysteria, so we talk about a host of subjects, ranging from the rapture, to epistemology, Alvin Plantinga, naturalism, evolution, free will, neuroscience and so forth.
I'm posting this now because I'll be participating in another charity BlogTV event this weekend, this time for Medecins Sans Frontieres (also known as Doctors without Borders) is an independent humanitarian organisation that provides medical care throughout the world, regardless or race, religion or politics. HD and I should be on from 7-8 pm, EST, on Sunday.
justgiving.com/dprjones24hourblogtvforMSF
youtube.com/watch?v=6Q0DdKKEV00
Please turn in and support this wonderful cause.










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The philosopher you know for all the wrong reasons, Blaise Pascal is a certifiable genius. Forget The Wager, and bask for a few minutes in the stunning brilliance of one of the most penetrating intellects the world has ever known.
Ben Rogers Philosophy Bite on Pascal: http://philosophybites.com/2009/07/ben-rogers-on-pascals-pens%C3%A9es.html
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