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Is it technically morally wrong to proselytize for something other than the true religion?
I encountered the question this morning in a tweet from Counter Apologist: Question for Theists: Is it technically morally wrong […]
belief, epistemology, rationalityAtheist tweets on faith: A response to Justin Schieber
The other day I came across this tweet from Justin Schieber in my twitter feed: First off, let me say […]
belief, doubt, epistemology, Justin Schieber, reasonBelief and Doubt in the 21st Century
On March 8, 2015 I sat down with Justin Schieber for an evening of discussion on “Belief and Doubt in […]
atheism, belief, Christianity, dialogue, doubt, faith, Justin SchieberBelief and Doubt in the Twenty-First Century is Coming! (March 8th)
Here’s the poster for my upcoming dialogue with Justin Schieber on March 8th. Thanks to Justin for putting this fine […]
apologetics, atheism, belief, doubt, Justin Schieber, theismA faith once lost is hard to find again
One of my readers, blank slate, offered a skeptical response to my essay “Why a perfect God might have hardened Pharaoh’s heart“. […]
atheism, belief, Christianity, doubt, faith, skepticism“I just have faith?” How atheists go wrong in understanding the concept of faith
This week Justin Brierley read some of the many responses to last week’s debate between Tim McGrew and Peter Boghossian. […]
belief, Christian, epistemology, evidence, faith, Peter Boghossian, rationalityIs belief in God rational? My Reasonable Doubts debate with Chris Hallquist
Just over a year ago I did my first debate with Reasonable Doubts. The debate was on the nativity with […]
atheism, belief, Chris Hallquist, epistemology, knowledge, rationality, reason, Reasonable Doubts, theismSnapshots from Baltimore (Part 2): The perpetually missing thirteenth floor
Twenty-first century North Americans would like to think of ourselves as enlightened, rational people. And yet, I cannot remember staying […]
belief, justiication, rationality, reason, superstitionThe abuse of reason (or, why rationality requires a context)
My recent critique of Reasonable Doubts prompted Counter Apologist to pose the following question: “On your view, would nothing be classified […]
belief, justification, rationality, reason