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When 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, persuasionHow to argue without seeming like a crazy person
Check out my interview on Matt Fradd’s great podcast Pints with Aquinas:
dialogue, interview, Matt Fradd, Pints with AquinasBest of Enemies: A Review
As the old wisdom goes, there are two topics not fit for polite conversation: religion and politics. If you ever […]
Best of Enemies, dialogue, reviewDoes Christianity need a resurrected Jesus?
The other day I posted the following survey on Twitter: If the physical bones of Jesus were disinterred in Jerusalem, […]
dialogue, Jesus Christ, liberal Christianity, miracles, resurrection98. That All May Be One: An Ecumenical Conversation for Reformation Day
One suspects that October 31, 1517 dawned much like any other in the region of Saxony. And when an Augustinian […]
dialogue, ecumenism, interview, Julien Hammond, Roman Catholicism, theologyWhich Conversations Will You Sponsor?
In my previous article, “If you don’t debate young earth creationists, are you stifling the debate?” I argued for the […]
debate, dialogue, free speech, young earth creationismOn Fundamentalism: The Best Thing Alvin Plantinga Ever Wrote
I was called a “liberal” this week on Twitter. I don’t have any problem per se with being called a liberal. […]
Alvin Plantinga, dialogue, fundamentalism, rhetoric