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Debating David Smalley on the Rationality of Christianity
Talking with Randal Rauser on Apologetics (and Theology, and Epistemology, and…)
Avoid the Futility and Hubris of the Uninformed Apologist
Imagine the absurdity of a would-be mountain climber arriving at the base of a great mountain one afternoon, prepared to […]
apologetics, educationEveryday Apologetics: A Review
Paul Chamberlain and Chris Price, eds. Everyday Apologetics: Answering common objections to the Christian faith. Lexham Press, 2020. In his foreword […]
apologetics, Everyday Apologetics, reviewIs the Christian God an All-Good and Loving God? A Debate
This evening, I participated in a debate with atheist Floyd FP on the “Cognitive Distortion” YouTube channel on the topic […]
apologetics, biblical violence, debate, hermeneutics, problem of evilRandal And Samuel Nesan Debrief Our Debate With Tom Jump and Matt Dillahunty
I recently participated in a tag-team debate on the rationality of theism. I was glad to be invited to participate […]
apologetics, debate, debate review, Matt Dillahunty, Samuel Nesan, Tom JumpWhy I Don’t Talk About the Sensus Divinitatis When I Talk About Belief in God
Alvin Plantinga famously appeals to the existence of a sensus divinitatis, a “sense of the divine”, as the cognitive faculty […]
Alvin Plantinga, apologetics, debate, epistemology, foundationalism, sensus divinitatisDoes Being a Christian Mean Giving Up on Evidence?
This is a sermon I recorded for a local church in our time of coronavirus home-church. In the sermon, I […]
apologetics, epistemology, evidence, faith, rationality, sermon