Diachronic Identity: Intimations, Perturbations, Antifragility and Toleration
My contribution to the C+T symposium on Roger Scruton’s Conservatism. antifragileConservatismidentityidentity politicsPolitical philosophyRoger ScrutonToleration
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Why Spinoza still matters
Steven Nadler writes in Aeon that “At a time of religious zealotry, Spinoza’s fearless defence of intellectual freedom is more timely than ever.” This fundamental liberal value is of course foreign to the regressive left. In his distress over the deteriorating political situation in the Dutch Republic, and despite the personal dantheoger he faced, Spinoza…
Why Tolerate Religion?
Brian Leiter’s forthcoming book. Brian LeiterChurch-State RelationsNew AtheismReligionReligions FreedomToleration
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