Abstract for an Upcoming Paper Developing my Model of Modal Realism
I’ve recently submitted an abstract for Glasgow University’s Philosophy of Religion Conference concerning my recent research of the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum physics along with my secondary...
View ArticleThe Affirmations and Denials Directory
I’ve decided to make a referent post that outlines my position on many things philosophical, theological, scientific, biblical, and other. I have many similar directories: Molinism, Multiverse,...
View ArticleMax Tegmark and The Fluke Explanation for Life
I’m reading Max Tegmark’s newest and only book Our Mathematical Universe, which I will be reviewing for an academic journal. I wanted to share, as much as I could without copyright infringement an...
View ArticleQ&A 38: The Infinite Set of You in the Multiverse
Question Dear Mr. Andrews, I came upon your blog and I shall spend the better part of the night reading it, and I have a few questions about the multiverse that I don’t understand. First off, why is it...
View ArticleA List of Physical Values and What Happens When Changed
Constants of Space and Time. Planck length (the minimum interval of space), lp = 1.62 x 10-33 cm. Planck time (the minimum interval of time), tp = 5.39 x 10-44 sec. Planck’s constant (this determines...
View ArticleDiscovery of quantum vibrations in ‘microtubules’ inside brain neurons...
The pre-Socratics have a habit of coming back to the moderns and contemporaries and saying, “I told you so.” This is something Dave Beck and I argue in regards to the multiverse (or many worlds) in a...
View ArticleQ&A 41: Doubt and the Gospel
Question: Hello Max Andrews, My name is David Hernandez and I’m a young minister with interest in theology and a keen interest in philosophy. First, I’d like to thank you for your website, it’s been a...
View ArticlePhilosophical Fragments Botches the Multiverse
Philosophical Fragments is a blog with Patheos and there was a guest post (don’t hold it against he actual blog owner, it’s a guest) named Mark Goldblatt (I’m not certain that’s the author but notice...
View ArticleMany Worlds and Modal Realism – Tyndale Fellowship Paper
I recently returned from my journey to Cambridge University where I presented a paper titled “The Ontology of Many Worlds and Thomistic Modal Realism”. This paper is a continuation of research from...
View ArticleA New Cosmological Argument: EPS 2014
This year’s Evangelical Philosophical Society Annual Conference will be in San Diego, California, USA (500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, California 92108). I will be presenting from 0920 to 1000 on...
View ArticleEavesdropping Ep10: Science and Pseudoscience
In this episode I discuss criteria for making the demarcation between science and pseudoscience–that is, what we should consider science and non-science. I use an example of “Creation Science” as an...
View ArticleThe Podcast Archive
I’ve created an archive to store my Eavesdropping podcasts from SoundCloud and have made them available in the Archive Tab just below the site banner. Once I add a podcast I’ll be updating the archive...
View ArticleVIDEO: The Thomisitic Abductive Cosmological Argument (TACA)
November 19-21 was this year’s annual Evangelical Philosophical Society’s conference. I coauthored a paper with Dave Beck of Liberty University. This is the third year in a row I’ve had a paper...
View ArticleLegitimate Models for an Infinite-Past Universe
The Borde-Guth-Vilenkinb Theorem states that any universe, which has, on average, a rate of expansion greater 0 that system had to have a finite beginning. This would apply in any multiverse scenario...
View ArticleNew eBook Release: The Philosophy, Theology, and Science of Molinism
My newest eBook, book 2 in the series of Molinism eBooks, The Spread of Molinism, is now available for Amazon purchase. I’m very grateful to Ken Keathley, author of Salvation and Sovereignty: A...
View ArticleDiscovery Institute’s Summer Seminar 2015
The Discovery Institute’s next summer seminars are from July 10-18, 2015 in Seattle. I attended the seminar in 2010. Once you’re labeled as an ID proponent your academic career is potentially slowed...
View ArticleKuhn on Scientific Paradigms
Kuhn on Scientific Revolutions and Paradigm Shifts Scientific revolutions are here taken to be those non-cumulative developmental episodes in which an older paradigm is replaced in whole or in part by...
View ArticleCan Laws of Nature Evolve?
Given that we live in an evolutionary universe where stars are born from a cosmic dust and the gravitational affects on such dust particles form intense, massive, hot stars and where life can evolve...
View ArticleExplanation, Teleology, and Efficient Causation in Science
Inference to the Best Explanation Revisited (Our Method of Inquiry) When using certain theoretical terms, as in the inference to quarks, the epistemic process cannot restrict explanations to only...
View ArticleWhat is a Scientific Explanation?
Scientific Explanation If scientific explanation is causal explanation, and causation is law-governed sequence, then it follows that scientific explanations require laws. However, a problem with this...
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