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Scientists Free From Religion

Scientists Free From Religion

Di: Jorge Guerra Pires Ph.D.
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This publication is dedicated to scientists and thinkers exploring the frontiers where science and religion intersect—and sometimes clash. Here, we dive into what science can explain, question, and support in areas traditionally dominated by religious beliefs. Our content highlights evidence-based perspectives on origins, morality, and existence, encouraging a rational, secular approach to understanding the natural world. We focus on how scientific discoveries and methods challenge, redefine, or refute common religious narratives. Whether you're a scientist without religious affiliation or a curious mind interested in objective inquiry, this is a space for rigorous analysis and thoughtful discussion.

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Episodi
  • Simon Blackburn: Why Ethics Doesn't Need Metaphysics

    Simon Blackburn: Why Ethics Doesn't Need Metaphysics
    Oct 15 2026

    Source: A Moral Não É Objetiva, É Social | Simon Blackburn | Ep. 31

    With mention to the Pope interest in AI

    With reference to my book AI by Sci fi

    This publication focus on atheism, but with a scientific touch.

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    1 ora e 1 min
  • The Case for Metaphysical Naturalism | Richard Carrier | Morality

    The Case for Metaphysical Naturalism | Richard Carrier | Morality
    Aug 24 2026

    Source: Sense and goodness without God Book by Richard Carrier








    With mention to the Pope interest in AI

    With reference to my book AI by Sci fi

    This publication focus on atheism, but with a scientific touch.

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    1 ora e 1 min
  • Sam Harris: Science can determine human values

    Sam Harris: Science can determine human values
    Aug 16 2026

    Sources:

    1. "Blood Feud: Moral Judgment and Tradition": A dialogue containing direct excerpts from the introduction of Sam Harris's book, focusing on the Albanian Kanun and the initial argument for a science of well-being.
    2. "Hume, Facts and Values in Science": A discussion regarding the "Humean Guillotine" (the is-ought distinction) and how modern scientific perspectives, like those of Harris, challenge this separation.
    3. "Book Reading in Blocks": Extensive conversation logs providing original text from the introduction and subsequent discussions on the definitions of moral relativism and its history.
    4. "Moral Realism Against Emotivism": Chat excerpts specifically analyzing how Harris responds to non-cognitivist positions and positions himself as a moral realist.
    5. "Moral Relativism and Science": An essay and discussion about the humanitarian costs of moral relativism and Harris's contribution to treating morality as a factual domain.
    6. "Resuming Book Reading": Continued direct excerpts from the book, dealing with the consensus between religious conservatives and secular liberals regarding values.
    7. "Sam Harris and Morality" (Sam Harris e a moralidade.pdf): A PDF document authored by Jorge Guerra Pires, providing a synthesized defense of objective morality based on Harris's work.
    8. "The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values": The primary source, book (2010).

    With mention to the Pope interest in AI

    With reference to my book AI by Sci fi

    This publication focus on atheism, but with a scientific touch.

    Learn more

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    49 min
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