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The Evidential Burdens of Atheism
Over the years, I’ve met many self-described atheists who insist that they do not need to justify their atheism. They […]
atheism, epistemology, evidence, evidentialism, justificationWhy the problem of evil is the ultimate theist/atheist standoff
In this article, we are going to take a hard look at the problem of evil. We begin with an […]
apologetics, atheism, problem of evil, theism, You're not as crazy as I thinkDoes religion impose oppressive dress codes?
One of countless examples of a child being forced to wear something they don't want to wear due to social […]
atheism, dress code, freedom, religion, secularism, Stephen LawWow, P.Z. Myers really doesn’t like the new atheism
A few days ago, P.Z. Myers published his assessment of new atheism: “The train wreck that was the New Atheism.” […]
atheism, naturalism, new atheism, P.Z. MyersGod in a Transcendental Signifier: A Conversation with Joseph Hinman
A few months ago, I published an article on “The Top Five Problems with Contemporary Christian Apologetics.” Number 5 was […]
apologetics, atheism, Joseph Hinman, transcendental argument“Nihilism is false iff theism is true”: Let’s Discuss
The Scattershot Atheist: The Dan Barker/Trent Horn Debate: A Review (Part 2)
Here’s part 1 of my review where I provide a summary and critique of Trent Horn’s opening statement. You can also […]
apologetics, atheism, Dan Barker, debate, review, theism, Trent HornThe Dan Barker/Trent Horn Debate: A Review (Part 1)
A couple of months ago, Catholic apologist Trent Horn debated atheist Dan Barker on the question, “Does the Christian God exist?” […]
apologetics, atheism, Dan Barker, debate, theism, Trent HornCould God command something morally heinous?
This article is excerpted from my 2016 book An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar (Prometheus), coauthored with Justin […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, atheism, divine command ethics, divine command theory, ethics, Justin Schieber, moral epistemology, Randal Rauser, skepticism