Thoughts on belief, knowledge and faith---rational and irrational; my journey to faith, and on the "Limits of a limitless science" (to paraphrase Fr. Stanley Jaki). A discourse on the consonance of what science tells us about the world, and the dogma/teachings of the Catholic Church; you don't have to apologize for being Catholic if you're a scientist.
Saturday, May 19, 2018
New Post: "Hard-wired for Faith: the Religious Experience and the Brain
Hello all, hope somewhere where you all are there's sun and not rain. New post on the Magis Faith and Reason website: "Hard-wired for Faith: the Religious Experience and the Brain." It's about the SPECT experiences of Professor Dr. Newberg that show differences between atheists and religious in brain activation during prayer and contemplation.
Thursday, May 10, 2018
New Post "Can Computers Have a Soul?"
Hello all! And on this day of the Lord's Ascension, summer is almost here! Less important: I have a new post on the Magis Center of Faith and Reason site: "Can Computers Have a Soul?" Comments sought and welcomed, but be nice! Thanks.
Monday, May 7, 2018
New Post: "Is there a Probability for the Universe...?"
Hello all. Spring has sprung and summer is almost here! A new post on Catholic Stand: "Is there a Probability for the Universe? New Thoughts about the Anthropic Coincidences" I discuss the anthropic coincidences, those unlikely features in cosmology, physics and chemistry that are required for the existence of carbon-based life in this universe. Since ordinary (frequentist) interpretations of probability aren't appropriate in assessing these, I present a different interpretation of probability--Bayesian, based on measure of belief.
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