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If evangelicals are pro-family, then why don’t they care about Trump’s child separation policy?
A couple of days ago, Ed Krassenstein posted the following tweet decrying the widespread support among American (evangelical) Christians for Donald […]
Donald Trump, ethics, evangelicalism, immigration, politicsBandersnatch… or Blandersnatch?
I’m a big Black Mirror fan, that sophisticated dystopian British/Netflix series that explores the darker side of technology. So when […]
Bandersnatch, Black Mirror, review, science fictionThoughts on the Ravi Zacharias Christmas Insult Letter
A friend of mine forwarded to me a Christmas greeting that Ravi Zacharias emailed to his followers. It’s a weird, […]
apologetics, Ravi ZachariasThe Dan Barker/Trent Horn Debate: A Review (Part 1)
A couple of months ago, Catholic apologist Trent Horn debated atheist Dan Barker on the question, “Does the Christian God exist?” […]
apologetics, atheism, Dan Barker, debate, theism, Trent HornMy Best Christmas Tree Ever
I’ve always been really big into Christmas: the music, the Christmas specials, the food, the decorations, and the Christmas tree. […]
Christmas tree, Merry ChristmasIs it categorically wrong to eat other human beings?
First off, my apologies for choosing such an, ahem, distasteful topic to discuss on the day before the day before Christmas. But […]
cannibalism, ethics, moral perceptionCould God command something morally heinous?
This article is excerpted from my 2016 book An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar (Prometheus), coauthored with Justin […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, atheism, divine command ethics, divine command theory, ethics, Justin Schieber, moral epistemology, Randal Rauser, skepticismWould you kill your child if God told you to?
If God told you to kill your child as an act of faith, would you do it? — Tentative Apologist […]
divine command, ethics, faith, moralityThe Lying Apologist: A Review of Cover-Up in the Kingdom
“Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will […]
apologetics, Ravi Zacharias, Steve Baughman