Essays assessing theistic and naturalistic explanations, process theology, divine claims, and their ethical implications.
An annotated research index of Matthew David Segall’s process philosophy, critical responses, peer-reviewed evidence, universal prehension, divine valuation, and the questions that remain open.
Matthew Segall’s distinctions about Whitehead’s God matter. Do they answer the specific objections about suffering, divine power, preservation, and evidential responsibility?
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.
What explanatory work remains for Whitehead’s evolving God after causal history, physiological organization, and naturalistic alternatives are taken seriously?
A scientific critique of Michael Levin’s Ingressing Minds proposal, distinguishing robust bioelectric experiments from untested metaphysical claims about Platonic space.
My Public Debate with Aron Ra about Naturalistic Explanation and the God Claims Biblical Debunking Leaves Open