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Reading the Bible informed by conscience
In “A review of “God or Godless”, inerrancy, and begging the question” I defended myself against a reviewer of God […]
Bible, general revelation, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Martin Luther, moral perception, natural lawJane Goodall and the risks of general revelation
A couple years ago Jane Goodall was asked to comment on her belief (or lack thereof) in God. She replied: […]
general revelation, natural theologyPsychopaths and General Revelation: The Dialogue Continues
My article pointing out the tension between general revelation as portrayed in Romans 2 and psychopathy received a range of […]
ethics, general revelation, natural theology, psychopathy, Romans 2Should Christians use peyote to experience God?
In “Perceiving the transcendent God through transcending entities” I argued with overwhelmingly persuasive force that God can be experienced through […]
epistemology, general revelation, God, natural theology, peyote, theologyThe night Dr. Z became an agnostic
Dr. Z, an OBGYN, was working with Doctors Without Borders in the Congo. Dr. Z had decided he simply had […]
agnosticism, atheism, general revelation, natural theology, Romans 1, theismFor since the creation of the world: On the wickedness of atheism
PM asked with disarming directness: “Hi Dr. Rauser, “Wondering how you’d situate Romans 1:18-32 into this discussion? Thanks.” The problem […]
atheism, general revelation, natural theology, rationality, Romans 1, sin, theism