In the discussion following my critique of William Dembski’s theodicy Dima asked about Greg Boyd’s thesis that natural evil can be […]
William Dembski on Natural Evil
Over the last couple weeks we’ve been wrestling with aspects of the problem of natural evil. Today we’re going to […]
natural evil, theodicy, William DembskiA well written review of The Swedish Atheist and more prattling from J.P. Holding
Another review of Swedish Atheist was published yesterday, this one by matichuk. It can be read here: http://matichuk.wordpress.com/2012/10/28/beyond-the-battle-another-approach-to-apologetics-a-book-review/ This is […]
apologetics, J.P. Holding, matichuk, The Swedish Atheist the Scuba Diver and Other Apologetics Rabbit TrailsA few shades the other side of silly: Jerry Shepherd defends Tim Keller
In “Is the light of the cross brightened by the flickering flames of hell? ” I critiqued a portion of […]
atonement, eternal conscious torment, hell, Jerry Shepherd, Tim KellerSchadenfreude
When I was eighteen I was driving along one day minding my own business when a cloud burst hit. Within […]
schadenfreudeJ.P. Holding’s review of “The Swedish Atheist, the Scuba Diver, and Other Apologetic Rabbit Trails”
While I did not have a clear fix on who J.P. Holding was prior to yesterday, I had heard the occasional […]
apologetics, J.P. Holding, The Swedish Atheist the Scuba Diver and Other Apologetic Rabbit TrailsThe Metamucil Scale
Have you ever read something and thought, irrespective of whether the arguments were any good, “Gee, I wouldn’t want to […]
Metamucil ScaleRandal Rauser talks apologetics on Bob Dutko
On Friday, October 26 I’ll be interviewed on The Bob Dutko Show, a Detroit based Christian radio program starring … […]
apologetics, Bob Dutko, interviewIs the light of the cross brightened by the flickering flames of hell?
A reader sent me the following excerpt from an article by Tim Keller on the doctrine of hell and asked […]
atonement, cross, hell, Jesus Christ, Tim KellerDoes natural evil always require sentience?
In an earlier discussion of natural evil I defined the concept as follows: Natural evil refers to any event or […]
natural evil, theodicy