For Part 2 of this review click here. Early on in The Moral Arc Michael Shermer quotes Voltaire: “Those who can […]
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A Review of The Moral Arc Part 2: Reason as Rhetoric
For Part 1 of this review click here. Imagine that you’re over at your friend Mike’s house for dinner when […]
empiricism, humanism, Michael Shermer, review, secularism, The Moral Arc, witchesA Review of The Moral Arc Part 1: Abortion
Michael Shermer. The Moral Arc: How Science and Reason Lead Humanity Toward Truth, Justice, and Freedom. New York: Henry Holt, […]
atheism, Christianity, Enlightenment, humanism, Michael Shermer, secularismNotes on the David Wood-Michael Shermer Debate
This week “Unbelievable” was preempted for an annual fundraising drive. In place of the regular show Justin Brierley posted a […]
apologetics, atheism, David Wood, debate, Michael ShermerPeter Boghossian’s Manual for Wasting Paper (Part 1)
Peter Boghossian, A Manual for Creating Atheists. Durham, NC: Pitchstone Publishing, 2013. As some of you will know, I originally purchased […]
A Manual for Creating Atheists, apologetics, atheism, fundamentalism, Michael Shermer, Peter Boghossian, reviewShould you marry your theology to the latest science?
I’ve been slowly reading through Michael Shermer’s How We Believe in my spare time. It is a pleasant enough read, […]
Michael Shermer, NOMA, religion, science, theology, two worldsIs doubt good? Is skepticism a virtue?
While reading through Michael Shermer’s enjoyable book How We Believe: Science, Skepticism and the Search for God (New York: Henry […]
belief, doubt, epistemology, How We Believe, Michael Shermer, rationality, reason, skepticismInerrancy faces anti-trinitarians, open theists and holocaust deniers
Ever since its founding the Evangelical Theological Society has required a core confession of its members: the inerrancy of scripture […]
anti-semitism, Bruce Ware, Clark Pinnock, ETS, inerrancy, Michael Shermer, open theism, Raul Hilberg, Trinitarianism