In the last few hours, I've stumbled on quite a few cool bits of philosophy...

1. Mike Almeida has a pretty interesting post on Multiverse responses to a variety of versions of the Problem of Evil here.

2. Carrie Jenkins just suggested that we might be able to handle Kripkenstein Undetermination Worries in a (roughly) analogous way that epistemologists might handle Drestke Cleverly Disguised Mule cases.

3. Lewis Powell just pointed out some very cool papers by Mark Schroeder. The one I've been reading through argues that a common argument against Divine Command Theory generalizes to just about any moral theory. We then get a diagnosis of where the original argument goes wrong. I'm only about half-way through the paper, but it's a good read so far. Here's the link.