What do we know about worldviews? For starters, everybody has one. “The question is not whether one holds a worldview, but whether one’s worldview is complete or incomplete, rational or irrational, true or false, precise or fuzzy”
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. Our Predisposition to Debate Why do humans so enjoy vigorous debate? No matter what the theme,…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. Background and Purpose When I was a college professor, I would sometimes require my students…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. Scientific disciplines have undergone tremendous change in the last 50 years, and not always for…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. Background This essay has been written using the “Socratic Method,” which is a discourse or…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. The nature of truth has both vexed and captivated rational thinkers since ancient times. Socrates…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. In part 1 of this two-part essay, I demonstrated through sufficient reasons that materialism is…
By David P. Diaz, Ed.D. [See also Part 2 of this two-part series] I have believed in God for most…
