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Cambridge University is too inclusive to allow Jordan Peterson to visit. Seriously.
On Monday, March 18th, Cambridge University offered Jordan Peterson the opportunity to spend two months at the university this fall […]
dialogue, inclusivity, Jordan Peterson, right wing dialogueOn Strawmen and Steelmen
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. […]
coition, eschatology, resurrection, sexual ethicsA Christian Argument for Antinatalism
Antinatalism is the philosophical view that the birth of new human beings is, in some sense, a disvalue and should […]
antinatalism, birth, Christianity, hellThe 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 […]
biblical violence, Clint Heacock, dialogue, problem of evil, theodicyDon’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 […]
David Smalley, debate, Justin Brierley, meme, UnbelievableBiography 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 […]
biography, James Wm McClendon Jr., review, theologyPelagian Calvinism
Today, Steve Hays posted a response at Triablogue to a comment I posted on my website in the discussion thread […]
Calvinism, Pelagianism, Steve Hays, TriablogueDoes 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 […]
Calvinism, love, omnibenevolence