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Forget God. The Multiverse can explain everything!
Atheists like Adam Hazzard argue that God isn’t a good explanation for anything because God can’t be falsified. (Allegedly. Though […]
atheism, design, inference to the best explanation, naturalism, theismDid a fairy kill Stephen Law’s apple tree?
Brad asked Stephen Law: “I think you presented probably the most cogent and succinct case that an atheist can give in […]
explanation, fairy, God, inference to the best explanation, Stephen LawOn putting Matt McCormick’s argument to rest
Let me summarize my arguments against Matt McCormick’s argument to this point. I will then quote his most recent full response […]
history, inference to the best explanation, Jesus Christ, Matt McCormick, resurrection, The End of ChristianityJames and his resurrected brother
Paul begins 1 Corinthians 15 by recounting a teaching he had given the Corinthians (c. AD 50/51) which he had himself […]
1 Corinthians 15, abduction, inference to the best explanation, James, Jesus Christ, miracle, Paul, resurrectionGoddidit and The Chatty Skeptic Doll
Is it possible that a historian could invoke divine agency as the best explanation of past events such as the […]
Goddidit, inference to the best explanation, intelligent design, naturalismPetitionary prayer and the final hours of a Skoal hockey puck
Robert offered the following response to my delightful expostulation on a Bible being so inspired you can’t tell it’s inspired: […]
evidence, inference to the best explanation, intercessory prayer, justification, naturalism, petitionary prayer, rationality, reductionismThe skeptic meets the demon
After presenting my first person account of putative demonic oppression, Atheist Missionary offered the following hypothesis: somebody slipped acid into […]
abduction, demonic oppression, inference to the best explanation, naturalism, supernaturalism