Over the years, I’ve encountered many objections to the reconciliation of Christianity to Neo-Darwinian evolution. One of the most common […]
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What are Human Rights Based On? A Response to Andy Bannister
A couple weeks ago “Unbelievable” featured a debate/dialogue on human rights between Christian apologist Andy Bannister and humanist/atheist Peter Tatchell. […]
Andy Bannister, anthropology, atheism, existentialism, humanism, meaning, UnbelievableHumanism, Christianity, and Human Dignity
Yesterday my friend Andy Bannister tweeted the following: If tweets are meant to be stimuli for further reflection, this one […]
Andy Bannister, anthropology, Christianity, ethics, humanism, image of God, metaphysicsYou Don’t Own Yourself: Christianity Against Culture Part 1
Several weeks ago, blog commenter extraordinaire Luke Breuer posed the following question to me in a discussion thread: “What are […]
anthropology, meaning, meaning of life, purpose, worldviewHuman value and the atonement: A Reply to Andy Bannister
I’ve just been listening to (and enjoying) the August 29th edition of Unbelievable which features a dialogue between Christian theist […]
Andy Bannister, anthropology, apologetics, meaning, Unbelievable, valueChristology, Anthropology, Theodicy. Inconsistency?
1 Corinthians 15:45: “So it is written: ‘The first man Adam became a living being”; the last Adam, a life-giving […]
anthropology, christology, problem of evil, theodicyWhat are we made of? Star dust or stellar nuclear waste?
Carbon, the building blocks of life (as we know it), is produced by a process called stellar nucleosynthesis. This is an […]
anthropology, star dust, worldviewDo human beings have spectral bodies?
Does a really old universe show that human beings are not important?
Mark Twain thought so. In one of his finest rhetorical moments (in a career sparkling with them) he wrote: “Man […]
age of the universe, agnosticism, anthropology, apologetics, atheism, Mark Twain, skepticism, teleology, theismWrite us a post you’re the bloggin’ man
I blog on request occasionally. And I work for tips, so long as they’re directed to Kiva the micro-lending agency. […]
anthropology, dualism, materialism, soul