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Debriefing the Trinity Debate: A Conversation with Dale Tuggy
Recently, one of the foremost defenders of unitarianism today, the analytic philosopher Dale Tuggy, squared off in a public debate […]
Dale Tuggy, debate, Michael Brown, Trinitarianism, Trinity, UnitarianismThe 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 HornArguments for and against God: A Christian and Atheist Discussion
Addressing some Unbelievable Fallout
“Fallout” may be too strong, but there definitely is some dissatisfaction being voiced from the atheist guests — David and […]
apologetics, atheism, debate, Justin Brierley, UnbelievableCan we make sense of the concept of progressive revelation? A Christian/Atheist Dialogue
After a spirited debate with David Johnson and Andrew Knight on Unbelievable, David kindly invited me onto his podcast “Skeptics […]
debate, interview, progressive revelation, revelationDefending Unbelievable: Brierley and Rauser vs. Johnson and Knight
Last year, Justin Brierley published his book Unbelievable? Why After Ten Years of Talking With Atheists, I’m Still a Christian. […]
apologetics, debate, interview, Justin Brierley, Still Unbelievable, UnbelievableWhen is an apologetic dialogue no longer worth pursuing?
Yesterday, I came across this tweet by Christian apologist Max Andrews courtesy of a retweet by Chad at Truthbomb Apologetics: […]
apologetics, debate, dialogue, open mind, rationalityAbortion: We may never agree, but can we at least concede the other side has a point?
For decades, abortion has remained among the most volatile ethical and public policy debates in western society. This polarization is […]
abortion, debate, dialogue, persuasion