Author: Nathan Sweet

Nathan Sweet is an independent researcher working at the intersection of biology, computation, physics, and epistemology.

Critical Thinking | Epistemology | Falsification | Metaphysics | Ontology | Philosophy
The Epistemological Collapse of Biblical Authority: Why Manuscript Evidence Cannot Establish Christian Truth Claims, and Why Both Theists and Atheists Often Miss the Point
ByNathan Sweet January 21, 2026January 28, 2026
Or: How to Win by Suffocation, Not Declaration There is a logical move hiding in plain sight that most critics of religion fail to make. Not because it is difficult, but because it is socially radioactive. The move does not disprove God. It does something far more devastating: it shows that the claim never successfully…
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Epistemology | Metaphysics | Ontology
The Manufactured Binary: How Linguistic Drift and Institutional Capture Created the Atheism-Theism Divide
ByNathan Sweet January 12, 2026September 5, 2026
“Religions are among the most powerful social systems ever devised, and they are not held in place by truth alone.” — Daniel C. Dennett, Breaking The Spell (2006) The debate between theism and atheism presents itself as a contest over facts: either God exists or God does not. This framing assumes both parties are arguing…
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