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A simple way to rate the skepticism of atheists and agnostics
Ask your atheist or agnostic friend to consider the following scenario and then consider at what point she would conclude […]
agnosticism, atheism, doubt, miracle, skepticismMiracles, Resurrections, and Historical Explanation
This morning, I had an exchange with CounterApologist on Twitter regarding the question of whether the historical resurrection of Jesus […]
history, miracle, resurectionGod, deliver us from skepticism! (Then again, maybe not.)
The other day somebody on Twitter asked me how I manage to write so many articles. My response included noting […]
Michael Brown, miracle, providence, skepticismEveryday Miracle, or A Divine Sign in Douala
In chapter 17 of God or Godless I argued that “God best explains the miracles in people’s lives.” My focus in the […]
Bill Muller, divine sign, miracle, providenceWas Dennis Jernigan miraculously delivered from homosexuality?
In my article “Gays don’t become straight. So what now?” I proposed that Christians ought to set aside the pursuit and […]
deliverance, ethics, God, homosexuality, miracleFinding Divine Signs: A response to Jonathan Pearce
In chapter 17 of God or Godless I argue “God best explains the miracles in people’s lives.” It should be […]
agency, explanation, Jonathan Pearce, miracle, naturalismThe case of the miraculous eclipse
In the midst of our ongoing discussion of miracles the creatively named Physicsandwhiskey (henceforth P&W) pressed me on my equivalence […]
miracle, natural law, scienceMiracles and context
In the discussion thread to “Responding to comments from ‘Are self-described skeptics reliable to evaluate miracle claims?‘” Jeff asked “what […]
context, miracle, providenceShould miracles be defined as events that persuade skeptics?
The conversation on miracles continues with a question from David: “I recognize the weakness you [that is, Randal] pointed out in […]
divine action, miracle, Pentecost, providence