"One man looks at a dying bird and thinks there's nothing but unanswered pain. That death's got the final word, it's laughing at him. Another man sees that same...
To start, we'd like to apologize for taking a while to get to the third installment of this series. As you can imagine, the last weeks of the semester are very ...
Earlier this month, I attended a class on apologetics. At one point, the teacher asked us to list the top five reasons we believe in God, the Bible, and Jesus. ...
In Marilynne Robinson's unforgettable novel Gilead, the congregationalist (and unapologetically Calvinist/Barthian!) pastor John Ames pens this provocative refl...
Recently, I have been reflecting on the concept of magic - on the face of it, a profoundly un-Christian and un-philosophical subject, but one which I have fou...
Via exapologist, a paper by philosopher Erik J. Wielenberg which is essentially a response to various theistic criticisms of atheistic moral realism (or, more...
Christianity differs from non-religious philosophies not only in what it says about God, but also in what it says about mankind. According to (most) Christian...
People have all sorts of objections to Christianity and to the Bible, ranging from the very reasonable to the not-so-reasonable. Some are philosophical, some ...
Atheism's just simpler, isn't it? No spirits, no souls, no angels, no miracles, no God: just Dawkins' "blind physical forces" operating the same way on everyt...
This summer, I thought a lot about the problem of foreknowledge and free will. If God knows what we're going to do beforehand - as certainly seems to be the...
