Robert L. White

I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Real Seekers podcast to debate the nature of consciousness with Travis (atheist) and Dale (Christian) last week. After a quick intro, the episode plays in full. Let me know what you think! You can also check out Dale’s post about the episode, as well as ...

Available on your podcast platform of choice here. In this episode, I describe the most important tool for breaking down and questioning any cherished belief. It’s also an indispensable tool for all objective investigation. So what are you waiting for?? Listen already! You can also leave me a voice message here, and I’ll try to ...

I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Real Seekers podcast and discussing / debating miracles with Matthew (atheist) and Dale (Christian) last week. After a quick intro, the episode plays in full. Let me know what you think! If the Anchor.fm widget isn’t showing up above, click here to listen. When I ...

I originally wrote the below as part of an online exchange with a friend. I realized that it’s a great illustration of how principles of epistemology affect personal relationships, and ultimately all of life, so I thought I’d share. I know it’s easy to hear a bunch of mumbo-jumbo philosophical terms and ask, “Does this ...

What is a heuristic? How do they function within our epistemology? Are they irrelevant once you find a deductive argument for your position (spoiler: No!). Listen to find out! Available in podcast format here. You can also leave me a voice message here, and I’ll try to respond to any questions in the next episode.

I had the distinct pleasure of debating my friend Brandon Bartlett about philosophical theories of justice this past Saturday night. Brandon has a degree in philosophy and was a debate champion in high school, so he was definitely up to the task. Does a person have to be punished for justice to be served? What ...

Ready for some R&R? Robert and atheist friend Ryan discuss miracles in this episode. Before watching, I highly recommend watching at least 10 minutes of this talk (it should automatically start at the 35 minute mark), since I reference it at multiple points. In particular, it includes an interview with Barbara Snyder, who was instantaneously ...