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God, Serial Killers, and Natural Evil
Most of my readers will know of Stephen Law, the respected atheist philosopher who has made some perspicuous contributions to […]
divine action, God, natural disaster, prayer, problem of evil, Stephen LawDo average Christians believe in the God of classical theism?
In his review of An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar John Loftus claimed that Justin Schieber and I are […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, classical theism, God, Justin SchieberBelief in God as Properly Basic? The Debate Continues
I just finished listening to this week’s episode of “Unbelievable”, titled “Is belief in God ‘properly basic’? Tyler McNabb vs […]
epistemology, God, properly basic, Stephen Law, Tyler McNabb, UnbelievableAndy Bannister on God, Human Beings, and Intrinsic Value
Cursing the Killer: On Praying the Imprecatory Psalms
Over the years I’ve preached my sermon on the imprecatory psalms on several occasions. Not surprisingly, when you return to […]
biblical violence, curse, evil, forgiveness, God, imprecatory psalm, problem of evil, sermonDoes God demand love under threat of damnation?
91. Andy Bannister on Atheism, Morality, and the Meaning of Life
In his famous essay “A Free Man’s Worship,” Bertrand Russell describes the plight of our species in a godless universe […]
Andy Bannister, atheism, Euthyphro dilemma, existentialism, God, meaning, morality, theismThe omniscient God as the jilted lover
In “God in the terrifying image of a jilted lover” I provided some reasons why readers of the Bible should […]
God, hermeneutics, omniscience, passibility, suffering, theologyGod in the terrifying image of a jilted lover
Aristotle famously referred to deity as the unmoved mover. And countless Christian theologians have agreed with him as they have […]
God, impassibility, love, Philip Yancey