Philosophy’s Authority Over Science – Ep.335 – Scientism & Secularism – Examples Of The Authority And Autonomy Thesis – Part 2

Philosophy's Authority Over Science Previously, we looked at the authority philosophy has over science, and now we look at philosophy's authority over science. From what beaker to grab to remembering equations to what to write in that peer-reviewed study, the initial steps one makes and concludes is all philosophical. Those most hurt? Scientists and atheists. Big mad. TIMELINE: 00:00 - Introduction 01:12 - The Autonomy Thesis Of Philosophy 03:51 - The Characteristics Of Science Comes From The Philosophers 05:34 - Methodological Naturalism Fails To Establish Causation 07:50 - 1st & 2nd Order Distinctions Needed Between Science & How To Do Science 09:03 - Philosophy Can Be Independent & More Authoritative Than Science 11:06 - Christians Don't Have To Freak Out Over Current Day Scientific Claims 13:25 - Methodological Naturalism Struggles To Keep Intelligent Design Out Of Science 15:19 - Ch. 11 - How Do We Explain Things? 16:00 - Two Types Of Explanations - Scientific & Personal 16:27 - Scientific Explanations Defined 19:00 - Personal Explanations Defined 22:16 - Criteria For Things That Are Scientific Unexplainable 28:34 - Conclusion BOOK LINKS: Scientism and Secularism - Learning to Respond to a Dangerous Ideology by J.P. Moreland Kindle Paperback Audible (FREE With Membership) Logos J.P. Moreland Website All episodes, short clips, & blog - https://www.cavetothecross.com