Introduction Our next installment in my series on mere Christianity comes from Eric Reitan. Dr. Reitan is Professor of Philosophy […]
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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 lawQuote-mining Luther, Einstein and Feyerabend
In my last post I expressed my dissatisfaction with the way that “anti-reason” quotes from Martin Luther get thrown around without […]
Albert Einstein, Martin Luther, Paul Feyerabend, quote-miningQuote others the way you would have them quote you
Martin Luther is a darling of the internet infidel community not least because he provided many quotable tidbits which can […]
academia, charity, Martin Luther, scholarshipThe Intolerable Martin Luther
Here is another entry from my forgotten back catalogue. In this article I critique the way that we airbrush our […]
Martin Luther, Protestantism, Reformation, toleranceCalvinism preaches a God of love, and yet…
The central objection to Calvinism has always been, and will always be, that God’s decision to elect some people to […]
Calvinism, divine love, election, Kobayashi Issa, Martin Luther, omnibenevolence, Philip Melanchthon, providence