The Lion Eats. God Remembers. Who Answers for the Prey?
If a lion eats its prey alive and God preserves the experience, what ethical question has actually been answered? An examination of process theodicy and animal suffering.
Moral standing, the problem of evil, and the ethics of human and machine minds.

If a lion eats its prey alive and God preserves the experience, what ethical question has actually been answered? An examination of process theodicy and animal suffering.

How deductive proofs against Panexperientialism establish machine moral relevance and direct standing without first settling machine consciousness.