As you may know, I am currently writing a book on heaven for Baker. My goal is to have the […]
Psychopaths and General Revelation: The Dialogue Continues
My article pointing out the tension between general revelation as portrayed in Romans 2 and psychopathy received a range of […]
ethics, general revelation, natural theology, psychopathy, Romans 2General revelation and the psychopath
A few months ago I devoted several posts to discussing the problem of psychopathy. Psychopaths are not merely “psychos” (i.e. […]
Are Christian serial killers saved?
Some years ago I was at a coffee shop with a friend when we got into a heated discussion over […]
BTK, Christianity, Dallas Willard, Dennis Rader, grace, salvation, sanctification, serial killer, soteriologyDo animals sin?
Theologians and philosophers have long identified two kinds of evil: moral and natural. The latter is rooted in suffering that […]
chimpanzee animal, hamartiology, Jane Goodall, sin, When Elephants WeepLoftus offers a rebuttal by making up a new argument (and this one’s even worse)!
A few days ago John Loftus came out with a new argument against Christianity. According to this argument, if Christians […]
apologetics, atheism, Christianity, John W. Loftus, theismThree reasons agnostics shouldn’t call themselves atheists
Recently the issue of defining atheism came up in the blog. In response, I thought I’d repost a January 2010 […]
agnosticism, atheismTorture and the Parable of the Mustard Gas
Last week Bryan El commented in the blog on the defense of torture techniques to extract information that might save […]
ethics, morality, Taxi to the Dark Side, tortureWould Christianity die out if Christians stopped witnessing? And if it did would that mean Christianity was false?
John Loftus just came up with a new argument against Christianity. He summarized it like this: 1) If Christianity is true […]
apologetics, atheism, Christianity, evangelism, John W. Loftus, mission, theismDo I own my body?
Jag Levak’s belief that it would be morally praiseworthy for a woman to grant a dying child’s request for sexual favors has succeeded […]
Christianity, ethics, Jag Levak, morality, secularism