This afternoon, I posted the following survey on Twitter: Most skeptics of Christianity are not skeptics primarily because of the […]
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The success of science is paid for by a limitation of its ambitions
The title of this article is a quote from Dutch philosopher of science Willem Drees. It’s a great quote and […]
apologetics, philosophy, science, theologyApologetics Curricula for Churches
If you want to introduce your church to apologetics, where do you start? What sort of curricula are available? I […]
apologetics, apologetics curriculaThe Day Christopher Hitchens Battled Five Christian Apologists
I started blogging at the Christian Post in March 2009. (My website and blog were born a couple of years […]
apologetics, Christopher Hitchens, debate, dialogue, problem of evilAsking Atheist Apologist Pinecreek Doug some Questions
Yesterday, I was tweeting back-and-forth with Doug when he invited me back onto his show. Fifteen minutes later, we were […]
apologetics, atheism, dialogue, Pinecreek DougTalking hell, the Bible, biblical violence, and lots more with an atheist apologist
Remember Pinecreek Doug? If you don’t, you can get up to speed at “A street apologist puts me in my […]
apologetics, Bible, debate, dialogue, hell, Pinecreek DougFour Pitfalls for Apologists Defending Biblical Violence
Over the last decade or so, Christian apologists have directed significant effort in defending morally problematic biblical violence including texts […]
apologetics, biblical violence, moral epistemology, moral skepticismDon’t be a misleading (and thereby dishonest) apologist
This is a topic I’ve addressed before, but it came to mind again this morning. And I should stipulate, the […]
apologetics, deception, dishonestyWhy They’re Catholic: A Review of Trent Horn, Why We’re Catholic
Trent Horn, Why We’re Catholic: Our Reasons for Faith, Hope, and Love (Catholic Answers, 2017). In his 2017 book Why We’re […]
apologetics, book review, Catholic apologetics, Catholicism, review, Trent HornIs Christianity falsifiable? Does it matter if it isn’t?
There is this all-too-common assumption among skeptics of religion that Christianity must somehow be “falsifiable” in order to be a […]
apologetics, falsification, rationality, worldview