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Some Christians say the world is getting worse. Are they right?
Many conservative Christians believe the world is progressively getting worse. Are they right? In this video, I challenge that assumption […]
eschatology, ethics, evangelicalism, fundamentalism, theologyA Word on Behalf of the Idiots
If evangelicals are pro-family, then why don’t they care about Trump’s child separation policy?
A couple of days ago, Ed Krassenstein posted the following tweet decrying the widespread support among American (evangelical) Christians for Donald […]
Donald Trump, ethics, evangelicalism, immigration, politicsIs it categorically wrong to eat other human beings?
First off, my apologies for choosing such an, ahem, distasteful topic to discuss on the day before the day before Christmas. But […]
cannibalism, ethics, moral perceptionCould God command something morally heinous?
This article is excerpted from my 2016 book An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar (Prometheus), coauthored with Justin […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, atheism, divine command ethics, divine command theory, ethics, Justin Schieber, moral epistemology, Randal Rauser, skepticismWould you kill your child if God told you to?
If God told you to kill your child as an act of faith, would you do it? — Tentative Apologist […]
divine command, ethics, faith, morality21st Century Martyr: A conversation on the legacy of John Allen Chau
On November 17th, 2018, 26-year-old Christian missionary John Allen Chau was killed while attempting to evangelize the native Sentinelese people […]
divine calling, ethics, evangelism, interview, John Allen Chau, John Stackhouse, missionarySome Thoughts on the Bennett/Lee Dialogue on Gay Christianity
These brief ruminations are offered in response to the latest episode of Unbelievable featuring a dialogue between David Bennett and […]
David Bennett, ethics, homosexuality, Justin Brierley, Justin Lee, UnbelievableTransgender Hospitality Redux
In my article “Transgender Hospitality: A Response to James Anderson,” I defend the propriety of accommodating at least some of […]
ethics, transgender