The most recent episode of “Unbelievable” features a very fruitful exchange between Justin Schieber and Christian apologist Blake Giunta on […]
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On the Use of People to Benefit Other People: A response to Jason Thibodeau
In my review of John L. Schellenberg’s book The Hiddenness Argument I offered the following scenario as a possible reason why God […]
atheism, divine hiddenness, doubt, Jason Thibodeau, skepticismOn Divine Hiddenness: J.L. Schellenberg Responds to My Review
A few days ago I posted my review of philosopher John L. Schellenberg’s fine book The Hiddenness Argument: Philosophy’s New Challenge […]
atheism, divine hiddenness, John Schellenberg, philosophy of religion, theismThe Hiddenness Argument Revealed: A Review
J.L. Schellenberg, The Hiddenness Argument: Philosophy’s New Challenge to Belief in God (Oxford University Press, 2015). The writer of Ecclesiastes famously […]
apologetics, argument from divine hiddenness, atheism, divine hiddenness, J.L. Schellenberg, philosophy of religion, problem of evil, review, theismMeaningful relationship and propositional knowledge: A response to Justin Schieber (Part 2)
Yesterday I had an exchange with Jason Thibodeau in the discussion thread for “Meaningful relationship and propositional knowledge: A response to Justin […]
apologetics, divine hiddenness, Justin Schieber, problem of evilMeaningful relationship and propositional knowledge: A response to Justin Schieber (Part 1)
Over the next few weeks I plan to comment on several points in my recent debate with Justin Schieber. So […]
atheism, divine hiddenness, Justin Schieber, theismThen We Shall See Face to Face: Some reasons for divine hiddenness
In this article I pick up the thread of a conversation with philosopher Jason Thibodeau in response to my podcast […]
apologetics, atheism, divine hiddenness, doubt, problem of evil, unbelief7. The 59-Second Apologist: The Argument from Divine Hiddenness
The Argument from Divine Hiddenness, first developed by philosopher J.L. Schellenberg, seeks to argue that God doesn’t exist based on […]
apologetics, divine hiddenness, J.L. Schellenberg, problem of evil, theodicyCan there be reasonable nonbelief if God exists?
In the discussion thread to “Why they don’t believe: Jeffery Jay Lowder“, Bryan asked me to provide my critique of […]
apologetics, divine hiddenness, God, J.L. Schellenberg, problem of evil, theodicy33,000 denominations. And the problem is…?
So there are 33,000 Christian denominations. Or 42,000. Or 51,000. What’s the problem? Let’s preface the discussion at the outset […]
church, denominations, divine hiddenness, ecclesiology, ecumenism, problem of evil