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Young earth creationism destroys the faith of young people. Don’t let it.
It’s that time of year when students gear up for back to school and a new crop of high school […]
fundamentalism, science, young earth creationismDoes God call all people to the same church?
Over the last few months, I have defended ecclesial pluralism a couple of times in my interactions with Catholic apologist […]
ecclesial pluralism, ecclesiology, ecumenism, Trent HornChristianity is a religion, not a relationship
This morning, I read the following tweet: Christianity is not a religion, let alone one religion among many. It is […]
Christianity, rhetoricMy Response to the Pinecreek-Doug-Dilemma
In “A street apologist puts me in my place” I provide a link to an extended critique of my critique […]
ethics, metaethics, Pinecreek Doug, problem of evil, skepticismAdjust Your Expectations
Christian discipleship is made more difficult when people imbibe the notion that God wants us happy, healthy, and wealthy. As […]
Christian discipleship, discipleship, hope, sufferingA street apologist puts me in my place
Here is a video by a self-described street apologist who critiques my critique of William Lane Craig on biblical atrocities. […]
biblical atrocity, biblical violence, critique, ethics, hermeneutics, Randal Rauser, street epistemology, theology, William Lane CraigGod and the Tooth Fairy
Two days ago, I posted the following tweet: “Every time I hear an atheist compare belief in God to belief […]
atheism, God, tooth fairy, village atheismAssuming Christianity is false. There, aren’t we clever?
#unbelievable Imagine you’re a Christian who wakes up to find that all the churches are gone & every other Christian […]
atheism, begging the question, indoctrination, thought experimentFour (or more) Steps to Making Sense of Biblical Violence
I was recently asked on Twitter how I deal with the problem of biblical violence, that is, the problem of […]
Bible, biblical violence, ethics, hermeneutics, violence