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How NOMA is like the Strong Programme
Many scientists who are atheist or agnostic (as most are) nonetheless feel that science should stay out of religion, based on an idea that Stephen Jay Gould called "Non-Overlapping Magisteria" or NOMA. In this series, I refute NOMA and similar ideas that would tell us not to say what we actually think is true.In this second installment, I offer some analogies to show how "methodological naturalism" (which a lot of NOMA proponents hide behind) only makes sense if naturalism is true, in which case NOMA would fail.
4 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 6, 2012
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