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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?
Methodological 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 tortured attempts to avoid intelligent design continue
Back to intelligent design for a bit. In my article “Intelligent Design, Unknown Intelligence, and a Ouija Board” I critiqued […]
intelligent design, Joseph H. Axell, methodological naturalism, naturalism, science, William DembskiThe spectacular success of methodological naturalism … or scientism run amok?
In “When is a medical anomaly a miracle?” I recounted the case of Victoria, a young girl who suffered from the […]
atheism, healing, methodological naturalism, miracle, naturalism“The wings of a butterfly are meant to avoid” … and other design language
My recent flutterby into the symmetical design of a butterfly elicited some fine comments including the following highly informed and […]
methodological naturalism, nature, teleology