In the comment thread to my latest podcast, “Travis Dumsday on the atheist’s duty to pray,” philosopher Robert Gressis offered an objection […]
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Why biblical theologians need philosophical theology
I have enjoyed having a discussion with my colleague Jerry Shepherd. I think that the fact that we can have […]
Anselm, biblical theology, Jerry Shepherd, perfect being, philosophical theology, philosophy, theologyCould God be other than maximally loving? Yet another response to Jerry
Jerry asks: “You say that God is “maximally loving” and that God maximizes his glory. My question for you is, […]
Anselm, Jerry Shepherd, perfect being, theologyGod is maximally great, God is perfectly good, so we can thank him in every possible world
There has been much ado about the ontological argument, most of it skeptical. In response to the chorus of incredulity, […]
Anselm, God, modality, necessity, ontological argument, perfect being, possible world, theistic proofThat theologian from which greater behavior could be conceived
Over the last few days we’ve had some substantial conversation over the great Anselm’s ontological argument and the accompanying definition […]
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