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Can free will solve the problem of hell?
I’d like to come back to my critique of Blanchette and Walls’ essay on hell in God and Evil. Let’s […]
eternal conscious torment, evil, free will, hellThe Reason for Hell: A critical engagement with Timothy Keller (Part 3)
In the previous installment of this series I pointed out how Keller endorses C.S. Lewis’ dubious account of hell as […]
eternal conscious torment, evil, hell, resurrection, theodicy, Timothy KellerWilliam Lane Craig, God and Evolution
Earlier this week T’sinadree asked me to respond to William Lane Craig’s response to a question about evolution at “Reasonable […]
creation, Darwin, evil, evolution, Neo-Darwinism, providence, suffering, William Lane CraigWill love win in Newtown? Reflections on an unspeakable tragedy
What in hell is going on? A Review of Sharon Baker’s “Razing Hell” (Part 1)
Sharon L. Baker. Razing Hell: Rethinking everything you’ve been taught about God’s wrath and judgment. Westminster John Knox Press, 2010. […]
eternal conscious torment, evil, hell, Razing Hell, Sharon L. Baker, theodicy“The Lovely Bones,” and why Roger Ebert will not like a film version of “The Shack”
This article was originally published at The Christian Post in January 2010. Film critic Roger Ebert clearly did not like […]
evil, providence, Roger Ebert, The Lovely Bones, The Shack, William Paul YoungPedophiles and rock stars: A reflection on “The Woodsman”
“The Woodsman” opens with convicted pedophile Walter (Kevin Bacon) returning home after a twelve year stint in prison. Not surprisingly, […]
evil, Kevin Bacon, original sin, pedophilia, Roger Ebert, The WoodsmanI want to know what evil is
The critics never liked Foreigner much, but then their mullet-wearin’ Camaro-drivin’ fans never liked the critics much. And really, who […]
divine command, ethics, evil, moral skepticism, moral virtue, moralityOn being skeptical of the skeptics
In “Surely you can’t be serious” I wrote that “The evil of the cannibal seeking to eat Jim is, to […]
evil, moral objectivism, morality, rape, Rwanda, synthetic a priori