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If Christians are not, on average, better than non-Christians, is that a problem for Christianity?
67. Justin Schieber on rationality and religious disagreement
On March 7th and 8th of 2015, I had the privilege of taking the stage with atheist debater and broadcaster […]
defeater, epistemology, evidence, foundationalism, proper basicality, rationalityIn defense of rational disagreement
In the discussion thread to “66. Reformed Epistemology: A Conversation with Myron Penner” Mike D objected to Myron Penner’s description […]
defeater, epistemology, foundationalism, justification, rationality, Reformed epistemologyThe Evidential Problem of Evil (Part 2)
Preamble This is part 2 of my response to Reasonable Doubts “Episode 121: Divine Deception with guest Erik Wielenberg“. As […]
apologetics, atheism, Bible, defeater, divine deception, Erik Wielenberg, God, Reasonable Doubts, revelation, skepticismGod, the Bible, and the Skeptics: A Wrap Up and Debrief
Okay, I recognize some folks are getting antsy, and I agree. I think we’ve done enough on the Bible for […]
Bible, defeater, hermeneutics, inspiration, Jason Thibodeau, revelationGod and Gus Van Sant: Two morally irresponsible artists?
My initial intention in this article was to offer a response to several of the comments written in response to my […]
Bible, biblical violence, defeater, hermeneutics, inspiration, revelationThe Bible, the Americana Omnibus, and the brilliantly subtle classic
In “Trash the text? The Bible and its critics” I sought to address the widespread cavalier dismissal of the Bible, […]
Bible, defeater, hermeneutics, inspiration, revelationThoughts on universalism and hope (a response to Nate)
Back in early February I wrote a response to Nate — one of our resident academic philosophers — and his […]
defeater, hope, justification, rationality, universalism