What do we mean when we say that God is omnipotent? Can an omnipotent being exist?
Some time ago, an atheist friend (who subsequently became a Christian) prese...
When we’re trying to decide how to live our lives, our starting point really does matter. During one of my sections this week, we had a conversation about t...
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...
"ejection of the supernatural should not be a part of scientific methodology.... cientists should be free to pursue hypotheses as they see fit, without bein...
(Update: My friend CDK has reminded me that C.S. Lewis wrote an essay some time ago that discusses many of the points I seek to address here.)
A couple years a...
Today we're pleased to feature a guest post from Christopher Reese. Chris is coordinator of international outreach for the Evangelical Philosophical Society, ...
Most of us have heard of "God of the gaps" arguments, arguments that argue for the existence of God from "gaps" in the scientific record. If Science cannot expl...
