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Whilst it is true that a great deal of the details of the experimental science which is presented in programmes presented by Cox, Al-Khalili and others is correct, the overall metaphysical perspective within which these details are presented is for the most part appallingly incorrect because they do not accord with the details of modern physics, quantum physics in particular. The metaphysical framework which underpins the general worldview of the programmes presented by both Cox and Al-Khalili largely corresponds to what Stapp refers to as a ‘known-to-be-false’ materialist perspective. The inappropriate materialist metaphysical dogmatism which underlies such programmes leads to some silly nonsense being presented without any challenge. This article cuts through the metaphysical madness.

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part I)

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part II)

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part III)

Articles

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More Thoughts on Light, Matter, Space & Time (by Himangsu S. Pal)

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part I) (by Graham P. Smetham)

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part II) (by Graham P. Smetham)

Reflections on Materialist Metaphysical Dogmatism (Part III) (by Graham P. Smetham)

Research by Looking Backwards: Reflexive Praxis in Search of Archaic Wisdom (by Paul Wildman, Iona Miller)

Essays

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On Atheists’ Complaint of No Evidence for God (by Himangsu S. Pal