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Philip Goff

Panpsychist philosopher: consciousness is fundamental; defends cosmic purpose.

PhilosopherYouTuberWriterborn 1978 United Kingdom

20 videos analysed · 118 quotes checked word for word · updated 2026-10-18

In 30 secondsGoff is a philosophy professor at Durham who argues for panpsychism: consciousness is a basic feature of the physical world, not something that appears from dead matter. He also argues that the universe may have a purpose, which he thinks the usual all-powerful, all-good God explains badly. Raised Catholic, he was an atheist from the age of 14 for about 30 years. In 2024 he announced that he had become a Christian of a 'heretical' kind, with a God of limited power, and says he trusts it rather than 'believes' it: he puts the odds at around 30 to 50%.
Key facts

Positions

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Does God exist?God
1992
2023
Atheism changedTheism
Stated explicitly
Position

Raised Catholic, he was a 'happy atheist' for about 30 years. In 2019 he said 'I don't call it God'; in 2023 he felt closest to God in the morning light, 'whatever that means'. Since 2024 he believes in a God of limited power: 'it's a brute fact that God is limited', which fits the evidence of suffering better. He says an all-powerful loving Creator is 'incredibly unlikely'. He is less sure of Christianity than of the limited God, calls it 'a real live option', and says he believes in the resurrection 'in some sense'.

1992 At 14 he rejects his Catholic upbringing and becomes a 'happy atheist' for about 30 years. Video 2026 · Is Consciousness Everywhere? |…

2023 In Why? and an Aeon essay he says neither atheism nor theism adequately explains reality, and finds the all-powerful, all-good God a poor explanation of cosmic purpose. In April 2023 he calls his coming book 'a middle way between God and atheism'. Article 2023 · Why our universe can have cosmic…

2024 He announces he is a Christian 'because I choose to trust that Christianity is true', with a God of limited powers as his most confident belief. Article 2024 · Embracing Uncertainty

Why
What is objected, and the reply

Limiting God's power only to the cosmic constants is ad hoc, and a limited God could still have stopped evils like Hitler's.

Goff

He answers that his hypothesis is very simple, simpler than physics: God cannot intervene after fixing the constants. God can only reabsorb aspects of himself that became physical, so he could not remove Hitler.

An all-powerful, loving God would not allow so much suffering.

Goff

He agrees, which is why he thinks God is not all-powerful. A God of limited powers is a simple hypothesis that explains both suffering and fine-tuning.

Defends : The fine-tuning of the universe: too perfect a coincidence?, The problem of evil, If God seems present, he probably isMixed : If it is possible, it exists: the modal ontological argumentCriticizes : That than which nothing greater can be conceived exists, Against miracles

Can we reach certain truths?Certainty
SkepticismCertainty attainable
Interpretation
Position

There is an objective truth, but 'we'll never know it for certain': we can only give our best guess, with a probability. He warns against dogmatic certainty, from militant atheists as much as from fundamentalists.

Is the mind more than matter?Mind and body
MaterialismDualism
Stated explicitly
Position

He defends panpsychism, a 'third way' between materialism and dualism: 'consciousness is the stuff of matter'. He calls dualism 'hopeless' because neuroscience puts consciousness in the brain, and says science has 'got precisely nowhere' explaining it from non-conscious matter. His argument: 'we know we can get physics out of consciousness'. He started out as a materialist, and by 2023 he doubted that physics alone fixes what the brain does. He puts his confidence in panpsychism at about 60%.

2018 In a 2018 debate he already calls panpsychism the 'middle way' between materialism and dualism. Video 2018 · Full Debate | The Secrets of…

2019 Galileo's Error argues that physical science describes only what matter does, and that consciousness is part of what matter is. Book 2019 · Galileo's Error: Foundations for…

Why
What is objected, and the reply
O
Objection

Why would tiny conscious particles add up to one unified mind, and why is a table not conscious?

Goff

He admits this combination problem is tricky, since consciousness seems deeply unified. He would be happy with a primitivist answer: it is simply a basic fact about our world that such systems have unified minds.

K
Keith Frankish

Consciousness is an illusion: there is nothing extra to explain, so no hard problem.

No known reply from them.

Defends : Mary, the scientist who has never seen red

Are we truly free?Freedom
Determinism (no free will)Free will
Interpretation
Position

He says we should be more agnostic about free will than about consciousness, but sees no good scientific or philosophical argument against libertarian free will, and disagrees with Sam Harris.

Do good and evil exist objectively?Status of morality
Anti-realism (morality is human-made)Moral realism (objective moral truths)
Stated explicitly
Position

He believes there are objective facts about value and what we ought to do, mostly tied to kinds of conscious experience, while admitting it is mysterious how we know them. He is not a 'simple consequentialist'.

Can reason judge everything, faith included?Faith and reason
Primacy of faith / the heartReason alone judges
Interpretation
Position

He says faith is about hope or trust rather than belief, and that about 30% probability is enough for faith to be rational: 'I prefer to think of faith as about hope or trust'. This idea predates his conversion: in 2019 and 2022 he already called the religious impulse hope, not belief. He keeps reason as judge and cites William James on the right to believe.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

A resurrection is so improbable that no testimony could make it believable.

Goff

He says the evidence, above all Paul's letters, is strong: for an ordinary event it would be a no-brainer. So much hangs on the prior probability, which he argues is reasonable once a God of limited powers is accepted.

O
Objection

A mystical experience tells us nothing about reality: it could be like a brain in a vat.

Goff

He answers that our knowledge always starts from what seems most evident to us. If we trust ordinary sensory experience, refusing to trust a mystical one is a double standard (William James).

Defends : We have the right to believe when evidence cannot decide

Does life have a given meaning?Meaning of life
No given meaning (absurd, to be created)Objective meaning (nature, God, the Good)
Stated explicitly
Position

He sees an 'overwhelming case' for a cosmic purpose and lives in hope of it. But he is 'an objectivist' about meaning: knowledge, creativity and kindness are meaningful even without cosmic purpose, and 'we can't just decide for ourselves what's meaningful'. A cosmic purpose would add a greater meaning.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

Believing in a cosmic purpose is wishful thinking.

Goff

He says philosophers should look for the view most likely to be true, not the one they would like. He finds the case for cosmic purpose strong, unless the evidence changes.

No sourced position yet on: Source of knowledge, Human nature.

On the big questions

Does God exist?Theism

Since 2024, belief in a God of limited power inside a heterodox Christianity.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

Limiting God's power only to the cosmic constants is ad hoc, and a limited God could still have stopped evils like Hitler's.

Goff

He answers that his hypothesis is very simple, simpler than physics: God cannot intervene after fixing the constants. God can only reabsorb aspects of himself that became physical, so he could not remove Hitler.

An all-powerful, loving God would not allow so much suffering.

Goff

He agrees, which is why he thinks God is not all-powerful. A God of limited powers is a simple hypothesis that explains both suffering and fine-tuning.

Defends : The fine-tuning of the universe: too perfect a coincidence?, The problem of evil, If God seems present, he probably isMixed : If it is possible, it exists: the modal ontological argumentCriticizes : That than which nothing greater can be conceived exists, Against miracles

The question on the site: all the arguments
Does life have a meaning?A given meaning

Closest camp: he argues the universe has a cosmic purpose, though people can also create meaning themselves.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

Believing in a cosmic purpose is wishful thinking.

Goff

He says philosophers should look for the view most likely to be true, not the one they would like. He finds the case for cosmic purpose strong, unless the evidence changes.

The question on the site: all the arguments
Is the mind the brain?The mind is not matter

Closest camp: he rejects materialism but is not a dualist in the classic sense; his panpsychism is a 'third way'.

Why
What is objected, and the reply
O
Objection

Why would tiny conscious particles add up to one unified mind, and why is a table not conscious?

Goff

He admits this combination problem is tricky, since consciousness seems deeply unified. He would be happy with a primitivist answer: it is simply a basic fact about our world that such systems have unified minds.

K
Keith Frankish

Consciousness is an illusion: there is nothing extra to explain, so no hard problem.

No known reply from them.

Defends : Mary, the scientist who has never seen red

The question on the site: all the arguments
Can a machine think?Understanding is missing

Real understanding is tied to consciousness. He does not think a large language model is conscious, so it has no real thought; he thinks artificial consciousness may be possible, and doubts that uploading a mind would keep the experience.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

If a machine can pass the imitation game, it thinks.

Goff

He says Turing redefined thought as behaviour. For him real thought and understanding are bound up with conscious experience, so we must ask whether the system is conscious, and he does not think a large language model is.

The question on the site: all the arguments
Should we believe without proof?Faith goes beyond

Closest camp: faith as trust that goes beyond proof, while keeping a rough probability (below 50%) for Christianity.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

A resurrection is so improbable that no testimony could make it believable.

Goff

He says the evidence, above all Paul's letters, is strong: for an ordinary event it would be a no-brainer. So much hangs on the prior probability, which he argues is reasonable once a God of limited powers is accepted.

O
Objection

A mystical experience tells us nothing about reality: it could be like a brain in a vat.

Goff

He answers that our knowledge always starts from what seems most evident to us. If we trust ordinary sensory experience, refusing to trust a mystical one is a double standard (William James).

Defends : We have the right to believe when evidence cannot decide

The question on the site: all the arguments
Why is there something rather than nothing?The first mystery

He thinks there must be an explanation, a being that explains its own existence, but that it is beyond human understanding: 'I'm a sort of mysterian about this question'.

Why
What is objected, and the reply

There may be no explanation: the universe could simply be there, as a brute fact.

No known reply from them.

Mixed : Nothing would be simpler: there must be a reason

The question on the site: all the arguments

In their words

I'm a Christian because I choose to trust that Christianity is true.
we should be aiming not at the view we'd like to be true, but at the view that's most likely to be true
I prefer to think of faith as about hope or trust
We don't know if we can get consciousness out of physics, but we know we can get physics out of consciousness
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both sides of this perennial debate between God and atheism both sides get something right and something wrong

How the ideas evolved

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  1. 1992 Change of mindCatholic child, then atheist

    Raised Catholic, he turns atheist at 14, partly because of the problem of evil, and stays a 'happy atheist' for about 30 years.

    In their words
    « We don't know if we can get consciousness out of physics, but we know we can get physics out of consciousness »His core panpsychist argument: we cannot derive consciousness from physics, but we can derive physics from consciousness. watch
    « I think even more than Russell, William James is my big hero »William James is his big hero, even more than Bertrand Russell. watch
    « The problem of evil and suffering was part of it on the intellectual side »Why he became an atheist at 14: the problem of evil, plus ethical objections to Christianity. watch
  2. 2017Panpsychism as a third way

    After reading Thomas Nagel on panpsychism he finds a way out. He publishes Consciousness and Fundamental Reality, his academic defence of the view.

  3. 2019Galileo's Error

    His general-audience book argues that physical science leaves out consciousness, and that panpsychism fills the gap.

  4. 2019Hope, not belief

    Before any conversion, he says the religious impulse is more about hope than belief. He does not call his cosmic purpose 'God'.

    In their words
    « We've we've tried for decades now to explain consciousness in terms of non-consciousness, and we've got precisely nowhere »In 2019 he says neuroscience has got nowhere on the hard problem, so explain complex consciousness by simpler consciousness. watch
    « I think it's a prejudice of materialists to suppose that's what we have to do »He calls it a materialist prejudice to suppose consciousness must be explained by non-consciousness. watch
    « the religious impulse in my view or the spiritual impulse, if you prefer, should be thought of as more about hope rather than belief »Already in 2019, before his turn to Christianity, he sees the religious impulse as hope rather than belief. watch
  5. 2021Mind Chat with Keith Frankish

    He starts a YouTube channel with Keith Frankish, who defends illusionism. They interview scientists and philosophers of consciousness and debate each other in a friendly way.

  6. 2023Why? The Purpose of the Universe

    He argues that fine-tuning and the existence of consciousness point to a cosmic purpose. He favours the idea that the universe is itself a conscious mind (cosmopsychism) over the traditional God.

  7. 2023A purpose, and 'closest to God'

    In April, before Why? comes out, he presents it as a middle way between God and atheism, and says he feels closest to God in the soft morning light, 'whatever that means'.

    In their words
    « so my view is that when Consciousness emerges it makes a difference so you couldn't predict what my brain is doing just from the physics »He thinks consciousness makes a physical difference, and disagrees with Sean Carroll that physics alone fixes the brain. watch
    « that's where I disagree with Sean Carroll »He disagrees with Sean Carroll about whether physics alone determines the brain. watch
    « it's not only on pan psychism you might see it as a kind a middle way between God and Atheism »In April 2023 he presents his coming book as a middle way between God and atheism. watch
  8. 2024 Change of mindA 'heretical' Christian

    In October he explains that he has moved to a participatory Christianity with a God of limited power, with about a 50% credence.

  9. 2025Defending a limited God

    In debates with Craig and with three atheists he defends a God who set the constants of physics but cannot intervene afterwards. He says he does not 'believe' Christianity is true, but trusts it at about 30% or more, and describes the resurrection as visionary rather than a body seen and touched.

    In their words
    « I don't believe Christianity to be true which might sound a bit silly »He opens by saying he does not 'believe' Christianity is true, because he prefers to see faith as hope or trust. watch
    « I prefer to think of faith as about hope or trust »He defines faith as hope or trust, not high-confidence belief. watch
    « maybe 30% is the number I throw up »For trust to be rational he needs a credible possibility: about 30%. watch
  10. 2025Mystical roots of Christianity

    He says he once found depth only in Buddhism and Advaita Vedanta, then discovers the mystics of the Eastern Church. He settles between Eastern mysticism and Anglican flexibility, and starts a book (tentative title 'Heresy').

    In their words
    « It's consciousness that breathes fire into the equations »Using Hawking's phrase: physics gives mathematical structure, and consciousness is what fills it. watch
    « Maybe maybe the conscious universe can as it were design itself, finetune itself »A conscious universe might fine-tune itself, so no supernatural designer is needed. watch
    « I think of faith more is about trust it's about trusting your spiritual experiences »Faith is trust in your spiritual experiences and in a framework to interpret them, not certainty. watch

The arguments 10

The site's arguments they defend or criticize, and why. Click a title to see the full argument.

Defends · 8
The fine-tuning of the universe: too perfect a coincidence?Robin Collins · Does God exist?

He says fine-tuning is, by normal standards of evidence, evidence for goal-directedness, and 'we're in denial about this as a society'. If a Christian can say 'God has a reason for suffering', he may say fine-tuning has a reason too. But he draws a cosmic purpose from it, not necessarily the traditional God: a conscious universe could fine-tune itself.

The problem of evilHume · Does God exist?

He says the argument from evil makes an all-powerful loving Creator 'incredibly unlikely'. His answer is a God (or a conscious universe) of limited power, 'because I don't think the universe is all powerful'.

We have the right to believe when evidence cannot decideWilliam James · Should we believe without proof?

William James is his 'big hero'. He agrees one may hope beyond the evidence: refusing to believe can also make you miss a truth.

If God seems present, he probably isRichard Swinburne · Does God exist?

He argues it is a double standard to trust our senses but not a mystical experience, and cites James on mysticism.

Physical science left the mind out: it cannot explain everythingThomas Nagel · Can science explain everything?

Physical science succeeded 'because Galileo kicks things off by taking consciousness out of its domain', so it cannot be expected to explain it.

If it is possible, it exists: the modal ontological argumentAlvin Plantinga · Does God exist?Mixed

He prefers the modal version to Anselm's and thinks it shows that a necessary being either exists or is impossible, but says in the end we do not know.

Nothing would be simpler: there must be a reasonLeibniz · Why is there something rather than nothing?Mixed

He thinks there must be an explanation for why there is something, a being that explains its own existence, but sees no reason to give it the traits of the traditional God.

Criticizes · 2
That than which nothing greater can be conceived existsAnselme de Cantorbéry · Does God exist?

He says there are no a priori arguments for any kind of god and that the ontological arguments do not work.

Against miraclesHume · Does God exist?

On the resurrection, he says the evidence would be a 'no-brainer' for an ordinary event, so everything hangs on the prior; he thinks it is reasonable if a God of limited powers exists.

Allies and opponents

Close, influences
John Stuart MillInfluence

He takes seriously Mill's hypothesis of a good God of limited abilities.

Galen StrawsonClose

Galen Strawson supervised his PhD and is a fellow panpsychist.

Thomas NagelInfluence

Reading Nagel's paper on panpsychism helped him leave dualism and materialism behind.

David ChalmersSparring partner

He has criticised Chalmers and Kelvin McQueen's naturalistic dualism, while sharing an interest in panpsychism.

William JamesInfluence

'William James is my big hero', even more than Russell: on panpsychism, religion and the right to believe.

William Lane CraigSparring partner

He debated William Lane Craig in 2025 and calls him 'a great philosopher, very bright', while rejecting his Molinism and his view of Christianity.

Sean CarrollSparring partner

He loves Carroll for taking philosophy seriously but disagrees on almost everything, for example whether physics alone fixes what the brain does.

KKeith FrankishSparring partner

His Mind Chat co-host is an illusionist: Goff thinks consciousness is everywhere, Frankish thinks it is nowhere.

KKaren ArmstrongInfluence

Her view that 'belief' became too intellectual in modern times shaped his idea of faith as trust.

Disagree
Alex O'ConnorDisagrees

They disagree about fine-tuning: Goff does not think it is a problem that will be solved. They debated twice in 2024-2025.

Sam HarrisDisagrees

He disagrees with Harris, who sees an overwhelming case against free will.

Daniel DennettDisagrees

He thinks narrative theories can explain the self but not consciousness as experience.

BBernardo KastrupDisagrees

He sees little difference between panpsychism and Kastrup's idealism, but finds no argument for consciousness only where there is life.

Signature ideas

Cosmopsychism

By 2020 he describes his view as cosmopsychism: the universe as a whole is the basic conscious subject, and the physical world is fundamental.

A God of limited power

A God who can set the constants of physics at the start but cannot intervene afterwards: a simple hypothesis that explains both fine-tuning and suffering. It is a brute fact that God is limited, he says, because that fits the evidence.

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