This article is a guest post by Dr. Jason Thibodeau in which he responds to my article “Skeptical Theism and Skepticism […]
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Skeptical Theism and Skepticism Simpliciter: A Response to Jason Thibodeau
In his two-part article “If it’s okay for God to allow horrors, then we don’t know much about God” (Part […]
apologetics, Jason Thibodeau, problem of evil, skeptical theism, skepticismIf it’s okay for God to allow horrors, then we don’t know much about God (Part 2)
This article is part 2 of a guest post by Dr. Jason Thibodeau. For part 1 click here. Jason teaches at […]
ethics, God, Jason Thibodeau, problem of evil, skeptical theism, skepticismIf it’s okay for God to allow horrors, then we don’t know much about God (Part 1)
This article is part 1 of a guest post by Dr. Jason Thibodeau. Jason teaches at Cypress College and blogs at […]
ethics, God, Jason Thibodeau, problem of evil, skepticismSwinburne and Homosexuality: A Response to Jason Thibodeau
Jason Thibodeau offered this comment in response to my article, “Homosexuality, Academic Freedom, and the Swinburne Controversy”: “A good person, […]
dialogue, ethics, homosexuality, Jason Thibodeau, natural law, Richard SwinburneOn the Use of People to Benefit Other People: A response to Jason Thibodeau
In my review of John L. Schellenberg’s book The Hiddenness Argument I offered the following scenario as a possible reason why God […]
atheism, divine hiddenness, doubt, Jason Thibodeau, skepticismGod, the Bible, and the Skeptics: A Wrap Up and Debrief
Okay, I recognize some folks are getting antsy, and I agree. I think we’ve done enough on the Bible for […]
Bible, defeater, hermeneutics, inspiration, Jason Thibodeau, revelationAttacking the Bible by endorsing the absurd?
In “The Bible and the Moral Artist Principle: A response to Jason Thibodeau” I summarized Jason Thibodeau’s objection to God […]
Bible, ethics, hermeneutics, inspiration, Jason Thibodeau, revelationThe Bible and the Moral Artist Principle: A response to Jason Thibodeau
In “God and Gus Van Sant: Two morally irresponsible artists?” I provided a rebuttal to Jason Thibodeau. Jason had made […]
Bible, biblical violence, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Jason ThibodeauGod and the arbitrary attribute charge: A response to Jason Thibodeau
Jason Thibodeau has been offering a series of critiques of my views on God and explanation over at his blog. […]
God, Jason Thibodeau, perfect being theology, theism