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Is doubt virtuous? Is certainty arrogant?
I just read a Twitter profile that declares: “I believe doubt is a virtue that can lead to humility and […]
certainty, doubt, epistemic virtue, epistemology, virtue epistemologyA simple way to rate the skepticism of atheists and agnostics
Ask your atheist or agnostic friend to consider the following scenario and then consider at what point she would conclude […]
agnosticism, atheism, doubt, miracle, skepticismShould Christian evangelists share their doubts during the altar call?
Today, my friend Steve (tireless critic of Ravi Zacharias) tweeted the following question to me: “When a Christian is evangelizing, […]
doubt, evangelismOn 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 Limited