Today, my friend Steve (tireless critic of Ravi Zacharias) tweeted the following question to me: “When a Christian is evangelizing, […]
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On Pastors Who Doubt
Can you be a Christian if you doubt?
Should we be (most) certain that God exists?
Today this tweet from Douglas Axe (director of Biologic Institute who tweets here) caught my attention: Since we humans always […]
certainty, doubt, Doug Axe, epistemology, proper basicality, theismGod, Evolution, and Creation: A Short Interview
When you can’t believe, the church can do it for you
Yesterday while I was doing the Run for the Cure I listened to Krista Tippett’s interview with author and pastor […]
church, doubt, ecclesiology, faith, Krista Tippett, Nadia Bolz-WeberDoubters and Questioners
Today I was reading through Cormac McCarthy’s Sunset Limited: A Novel in Dramatic Form, (New York: Dramatists Play Service, 2006). It’s a […]
Cormac McCarthy, doubt, existentialism, Sunset LimitedOn 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, skepticismThoughts on Certainty: The Evangelical Leader and the Liberal Bishop (Part 2)
In my opening installment of this series I cited Dave Tomlinson’s parable of the evangelical leader and liberal bishop. I’m […]
certainty, doubt, epistemology, evangelical, liberalRead Chapter 1 of Is the Atheist My Neighbor?
It’s been awhile since I talked about my book Is the Atheist My Neighbor? That’s the same book that received […]
atheism, dialogue, doubt, Is the Atheist My Neighbor?, Rebellion Thesis, skepticism