When I was growing up my parents owned many vehicles: three Audi 5000s, a Nissan Maxima, a Jeep Wagoneer, a […]
Hell and Mr. Fudge: A Review
Twenty years ago I took a course in apologetics at Trinity Western University. The main assignment was a debate in […]
doctrine, eschatology, fundamentalism, hell, Hell and Mr. Fudge, reviewThose who ignore the causes of Palestinian violence…
This morning the following tweet appeared on my Twitter feed (as retweeted by Michael Brown): First, let me begin by […]
dialogue, Israel, Middle East, rationality, violenceWhat Joe Biden can teach us
Offensively trite suburban reasons to believe in God # 257: New earbuds just when you need them
Yesterday I was out for a run when one of my earbuds stopped working suddenly. Completing the run with the loss […]
apologetics, humorThe Atheist My Neighbor on “The God Show”
On October 25th I appeared on “The God Show” with Pat McMahon on KTAR 92.3 FM in Glendale, AZ. It […]
interview, Is the Atheist My Neighbor?, The God ShowMisoatheism: A New Label for Anti-Atheist Prejudice
Edward Feser has continued his critical exchange with Greg Koukl in “Repressed knowledge of God? Part II.” Feser and I […]
bigotry, misoatheism, prejudice, Rebellion ThesisThoughts on The Martian
A couple weeks ago I saw The Martian and I’m telling you, it’s out of this world. (Yes, it’s true. I […]
science, scientism, The MartianGift Shop Wisdom
Does the religious status of New Testament documents undermine their historical veracity?
In his classic 1943 book The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable?, F.F. Bruce makes the following observation: “Somehow or […]
Bible, biblical inspiration, history, New Testament, skepticism