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Responding to a Stale Atheist Talking Point on Miracle Claims
In this post, I’m recounting a bit of an exchange I had on Twitter with Counter Apologist followed by my […]
apologetics, miraclesFriend of Science, Friend of Faith: A Review
Gregg Davidson, Friend of Science, Friend of Faith: Listening to God in His Works and Word. Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Academic, 2019. […]
evolution, Gregg Davidson, intelligent design, review, science, young earth creationismFurther Down the Rabbit Hole: An Interview on Ravi Zacharias’ Confabulations
In September 2018, I interviewed Steve Baughman about some concerning allegations pertaining to the conduct of widely revered Christian apologist […]
apologetics, Ravi Zacharias, Steve BaughmanWhat’s the biggest problem with annihilationism?
In this low-quality video with abysmal production values, I outline what I think is the biggest theological/philosophical objection to the […]
annihilationism, doctrine, hellShould theological claims be judged by Popper’s Falsification Criterion?
Today, I’ve gotten into discussions with folks on Twitter about whether Karl Popper’s principle of falsification should be invoked to […]
epistemology, falsification, philosophy of science, theologyAn Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Feisty Secular Audience
When I was a kid, I had a cherished Hot Wheels which disappeared one day. I looked around for a […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, apologetics, atheism, interview, Justin Schieber, secuarlismA Short Word on Good Arguments
What is a “strong argument”? This is a question that every apologist should consider. You should start with premises that […]
argument, persuasion, rhetoricDon’t Sacrifice Your Conscience to Defend Your Reading of the Bible
I’ve been talking about biblical violence on Twitter over the last day. So now I’m back to my blog and […]
biblical ethics, biblical violence, ethics, moral intuition, moral perceptionThe Day Christopher Hitchens Beat Five Apologists with a Story
This morning, I posted the following observation in a tweet: We will only begin to appreciate the power of the […]
apologetics, narrative, storytelling