Ethics

General Atheistic Moral Objectivism:

• The Case for Objective Morality—Maintaining the validity of objective secular morality against relativist denials and the religious use of those denials.

• The Is-Ought False Dichotemy—Short discussion of the fallacy inherent in the “is-ought dichotomy”.

  Objectivist Ethics:

• The Virtue of Non-Coercion—Answering to the relativist and Christian demands for the moral realist to account for the virtue of non-coercion.
• Answering to Moral Nihilism—Analyzing an atheist’s arguments at Fredrik Bendz’ philosophy: Objective Morality?

• Introduction to Objectivist Morality—Francois Tremblay presents his own moral position, the morality of Objectivism, which can also be described as “rational individualism”.

  Epistemology

• A Process-Based Theory of Knowledge—Francois Tremblay’s theory of knowledge based on the search for objective evidence and a rejection of the diaphanous model.
• Inadequacy of our Daily Epistemic Language—A further discussion on the relativity of truth, and our language’s inadequacy to make distinctions between contexts of knowledge.
• Being Pragmatic About Pragmatism—Why pragmatism, the most common philosophy, is circular reasoning, and thus should not be conceded to theists.

• Contra Smith: Knowledge as justified belief—George Smith, in his book “Why Atheism ?”, sides with Correspondence Theory and defines knowledge as a justified and true belief. Francois Tremblay explains why he thinks one of these two criterions is invalid.

  Metaphysics

• The Three Levels of Order—Short article about the three different levels of order, explaining why Chrsitians cannot understand natural law or materialism.