materialists

As a liberal, progressive, values-relative person who has the same disdain for what she calls materialists as she does, I was inspired to wonder if those "materialists" that both types of values people disdain, aren't a third group?

Philocrites: Who's afraid of freedom and tolerance? 2005

IOW, Dennett, like all good and true and consistent materialists, is not an intentional realist.

Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID 2007

IOW, Dennett, like all good and true and consistent materialists, is not an intentional realist.

Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID 2007

Another major difficulty for materialists is to account for why matter appears to obey 'laws' or behave with regularity — - laws and regularities of remarkable mathematical (and hence rationally intelligible) elegance and beauty.

A Useless Critic 2007

The slightly annoying thing about the anti-materialists is not that they are wrong (hell, they might even be right), but that they are so unhelpful.

Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID 2007

IOW, Dennett, like all good and true and consistent materialists, is not an intentional realist. mtraven: That is a misinterpretation of Dennett.

Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID 2007

Another major difficulty for materialists is to account for why matter appears to obey 'laws' or behave with regularity ” - laws and regularities of remarkable mathematical (and hence rationally intelligible) elegance and beauty.

A Useless Critic 2007

Another major difficulty for materialists is to account for why matter appears to obey 'laws' or behave with regularity ” - laws and regularities of remarkable mathematical (and hence rationally intelligible) elegance and beauty.

A Useless Critic 2007

Another major difficulty for materialists is to account for why matter appears to obey 'laws' or behave with regularity ” - laws and regularities of remarkable mathematical (and hence rationally intelligible) elegance and beauty. mtraven:

A Useless Critic 2007

But it needs a very steady head to walk safely among these abysses of thought, and the only use of letting the mind range among them is as a corrective to the hasty dogmatism of the so-called materialists, who talk just as glibly of that of which they know nothing as the most bigoted of the orthodox.

Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3 Leonard Huxley 1896