A few weeks ago, I read the following tweet from an atheist: Dear child, I love you unconditionally. Sincerely, God […]
Will there be sex in heaven?
I recently received an emailed question asking whether there will be sexual intercourse in the new heavens and new earth. […]
A Christian Argument for Antinatalism
Antinatalism is the philosophical view that the birth of new human beings is, in some sense, a disvalue and should […]
The Problem of Evil and Biblical Violence: A Conversation with an Exvangelical
Clint Heacock is a former senior pastor with a PhD in theology who has since left Christianity and bills himself […]
Don’t Be Meme! A Friendly Debate and Dialogue
My latest (ninth) appearance on Unbelievable, the premier (pun-intended) apologetics radio show and podcast (hosted, as ever, by the ever-affable […]
Biography as Theology: A Review
James Wm. McClendon, Jr. Biography as Theology: How Life Stories Can Remake Today’s Theology. Wipf and Stock, nd. (Previously published by […]
Pelagian Calvinism
Today, Steve Hays posted a response at Triablogue to a comment I posted on my website in the discussion thread […]
Does Calvinism entail that I might love my child more than God does?
Last week, I presented a simple argument against God as defined in Calvinism and Islam. The core shared theological content […]
A Conversation with Catholic Apologist Trent Horn (Part 2): Is There One True Church?
This is part 2 of my conversation with Catholic apologist Trent Horn. You can read part 1 here. RR: Let’s […]
Why it isn’t helpful to use progressive vs. conservative as boundary markers
Yesterday, I was asked the following question on Twitter: “as someone who identifies as a [Christian] progressive, how would you define […]