Estranged Notions: Whatever is Moved is Moved By Another

Yesterday's post:

Whatever is Moved is Moved By Another

Estranged Notions: Why an Infinite Regress Among Proper Causes is Metaphysically Impossible

Yesterday's post:

Why an Infinite Regress Among Proper Causes is Metaphysically Impossible

Estranged Notions: Why Paul’s Writings Do Not Support Mythicism

Today's post:

Why Paul’s Writings Do Not Support Mythicism

Estranged Notions: Proofs for the Existence of God (#AMA with Dr. Edward Feser)

Yesterday's post:

Proofs for the Existence of God (#AMA with Dr. Edward Feser)

Estranged Notions: “Brute Facts” vs. “Sufficient Reasons”

Today's post:

“Brute Facts” vs. “Sufficient Reasons”

Estranged Notions: Why Modern Physics Does Not Refute Thomistic Philosophy

Yesterday's post:

Why Modern Physics Does Not Refute Thomistic Philosophy

Bonnette tries to defend his precious Thomism against modern science, without much success.

Estranged Notions: The Idea of Progress: A Comparative Study

Yesterday's post:

The Idea of Progress: A Comparative Study

Estranged Notions: “Optimistic Nihilism” and Whistling Past God’s Graveyard

Today's post:

“Optimistic Nihilism” and Whistling Past God’s Graveyard

Estranged Notions: Does God Punish People Through Natural Weather Events?

Today's post:

Does God Punish People Through Natural Weather Events?

Estranged Notions: What Is the True Understanding of Causality?

Today's post:

What Is the True Understanding of Causality?

SN's broken comment threads

I've put up a list, also linked from the blog header above, of those SN articles with broken comment threads and their previous comments.

I haven't counted the affected comments, but it's 69 comment threads, and could easily be 5,000 to 20,000 individual comments.

(Brandon could fix all this in a few minutes, using the tools mentioned here in the Disqus help in particular the URL Mapper. The affected threads are easily identified by the presence of "www." in the disqus identifier.)

Exile's Thread

Time for a new open thread.

Estranged Notions: Are Metaphysical First Principles Universally True?

Yesterday's post:

Are Metaphysical First Principles Universally True?

Estranged Notions: Answering the “Confusing Revelation” Objection to Christianity

Tuesday's post:

Answering the “Confusing Revelation” Objection to Christianity

Estranged Notions: Naturalism’s Epistemological Nightmare

Yesterday's post:

Naturalism’s Epistemological Nightmare

This is basically the same position that Bonnette brought up in the comments of the “Mitochondrial Eve” post and which were largely answered there.

Estranged Notions: Does Conscience Point Towards the Existence of God?

Tuesday's post:

Does Conscience Point Towards the Existence of God?

Estranged Notions: How Christians—Not the “Enlightenment”—Launched the Age of Reason

Today's post:

How Christians—Not the “Enlightenment”—Launched the Age of Reason

Estranged Notions: On Liberty and Freedom: A Dialogue

Today's post:

On Liberty and Freedom: A Dialogue

Estranged Notions: The March for Scientism

Today's post:

The March for Scientism

In which Carl Olson responds to the March for Science with nonsensical waffle and attacks on strawmen.

The Caves of Thread

Time for a new open thread.

Estranged Notions: Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead? – An Interview with Carl Olson

Yesterday's post (late, yes; with the current infrequency of updates over at SN I haven't been paying as much attention):

Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead? – An Interview with Carl Olson

Estranged Notions: Sympathy for the Borg

Yesterday's post:

Sympathy for the Borg

Estranged Notions: Are We Living in the Matrix?

Yesterday's post:

Are We Living in the Matrix?

Estranged Notions: Stephen Colbert vs. Ricky Gervais: The Late Show Atheism Debate

Yesterday's post:

Stephen Colbert vs. Ricky Gervais: The Late Show Atheism Debate

Horn throughout this one confuses “argument” and “evidence”, hence the drivel tag.

Estranged Notions: Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence?

Today's post:

Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence?

In which our favourite practitioner of non-evidence-based medicine spews a lot of nonsense.

Estranged Notions: The Most Famous Debate on the Existence of God

Today's post:

The Most Famous Debate on the Existence of God

I don't know about “most famous”, but this is in relation to a 1948 BBC debate between Bertrand Russell and F. C. Copleston.

Estranged Notions: Would God Create Perfect Creatures? – A Christian/Atheist Dialogue

Today's post:

Would God Create Perfect Creatures? – A Christian/Atheist Dialogue