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Knowledge, scientific and otherwise
Robert presents a scenario which he seems to believe presents a problem for an account of religious beliefs as being […]
defeater, epistemology, Holy Spirit, IIHS, justiication, knowledge, proper basicality, scienceGreat movies and an Inspired Book
Walter asked: “I am curious as to what would a defeater for divine inspiration look like to you?” And I […]
apologetics, Bible, defeater, epistemology, inspiration, revelationCheesemakers, Canaanite dogs and the problem of biblical interpretation
As you may recall, I spent this past weekend attempting to help John Loftus articulate the argument he seemed to […]
Bible, defeater, hermeneutics, interpretation, John Loftus, miscommunication, problem of evil, theodicyDo the hard sayings of Jesus constitute defeaters for his moral excellence?
In the thread of my essay “What if I stumble? Arguing against Christianity from the lives of Christians” Mike Gantt […]
defeater, ethics, hard sayings of Jesus, hermeneutics, Jesus, moralityIf a child can do it, why can’t John Loftus?
Here is John’s latest response, titled “Even a child can do it,” in full: “Let’s say a recognized expert on cats claims […]
defeater, epistemology, faith, internalism, John W. Loftus, rationalityAre Arminians better off when it comes to assurance? Why I’m not so sure.
Andy Derksen offered an interesting comment on my blog post “Compassion Reformed?” in which he sought to extend the argument […]
arminianism, assurance, Calvinism, defeater, epistemology, falliblismMorriston on the evil god hypothesis
Earlier this week Walter forwarded the link to a 2004 article by Wes Morriston which nicely summarizes the problem with […]
defeater, evil demon, evil god, problem of evil, skeptical theism, Stephen Law, theodicy, Wes MorristonWhere Stephen Law goes wrong with his evil god argument
The Atheist Missionary asked me to respond to Stephen Law’s evil god argument. His challenge came with an extended quote […]
defeater, evil god, problem of evil, Stephan Law, The atheist missionary, theodicyBeliefs that are forever justified?
El Bryan Libre takes issue with my critique of William Lane Craig. He writes “I think the doubt he’s talking […]
defeater, doubt, epistemology, faith, justification, rationality, reason, William Lane Craig