Ontology, Epistemology, and Morality

This chapter explores the intricate connections between ontology, epistemology, and morality, particularly in the context of arguments for the existence of God. It emphasizes the role of common moral beliefs in bridging the gap between atheism and theism and highlights the essential interplay between science and philosophy. The discussion critiques the limitations of scientific claims when philosophical biases influence interpretations, advocating for a more integrated approach to understanding truth.