Is Moral Certainty Possible? (W.M. Briggs) 8/13/26
We welcome back William M. Briggs, known as Statistician to the Stars, to take up the question of whether there are things we can know for certain about right and wrong. How do faith, reason, and logic help us to spot the difference between a sound moral argument and a persuasive one that is simply incorrect?
Show Notes
Hume’s Guillotine, Euclid’s Catapult: Induction, Axioms, and Objective Ethics
Right And Reason: Ethics in Theory and Practice
Can Bayesianism Quantify True Belief?
Relativism: Feet Firmly Planted in Mid-Air
Thomas Aquinas: The Division and Methods of the Sciences
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