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Methodological Naturalism as a Wet Firecracker: A Response to Ian N. Mills
Ian N. Mills of the New Testament Review Podcast offered a critique of my critique of methodological naturalism. Here’s the […]
historiography, history, methodological naturalism, naturalismCan a Historian Accept that God Raised Jesus from the Dead on Historical Grounds?
Dogma Debated: A Conversation with David C. Smalley
Yesterday, I appeared on the David C. Smalley Podcast (formerly known as “Dogma Debate”). The conversation goes for 2.5 hours […]
apologetics, Conversations with My Inner Atheist, David C. Smalley, history, interview, resurrectionMethodological Naturalism is BAD Historical Method
Methodological naturalism — the idea that all causes to which one appeals must be “natural” — is bad historical method. […]
historiography, history, methodological naturalismThe Resurrection of Jesus as a Historical Miracle
Reasonable Belief, Reasonable Doubt, and the Resurrection of Jesus
Two days ago, I posted two Twitter surveys directed at two different groups and asking a similar question about an […]
historiography, history, rationality, resurrectionMiracles, Resurrections, and Historical Explanation
This morning, I had an exchange with CounterApologist on Twitter regarding the question of whether the historical resurrection of Jesus […]
history, miracle, resurectionDoes the religious status of New Testament documents undermine their historical veracity?
In his classic 1943 book The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable?, F.F. Bruce makes the following observation: “Somehow or […]
Bible, biblical inspiration, history, New Testament, skepticism29. Craig Keener on miracles
From the crossing of the Red Sea to the virgin birth, miracles occupy a central role in the biblical narratives. […]
apologetics, Craig Keener, David Hume, history, miracles, providence