Jason Thibodeau offered this comment in response to my article, “Homosexuality, Academic Freedom, and the Swinburne Controversy”: “A good person, […]
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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 lawThe 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, scienceCould God again command the killing of infants and children for a greater good? A critique of William Lane Craig
This is my eleventh installment of my ongoing critique of William Lane Craig’s podcast “Richard Dawkins and Driving Out the […]
canaanite genocide, ethics, natural law, Old Testament, William Lane CraigWhy God can’t intervene in natural law
In the article “Invisible Gardener, 100 percent natural” I pointed out that a person could be more or less warranted […]
atheism, divine action, God, natural law, naturalismAre you unreasonably closed to an open marriage?
It all started when I asked: “would I stigmatize the lifestyle of a couple who are in an open marriage? […]
ethics, morality, natural law, open marriageWelcoming an Atheist to the Worldview Interrogation Room
I recently asked Shawn the Atheist to explain and justify his worldview commitments to atheism. He kindly obliged. His brief […]
atheism, epistemology, natural law, naturalism, science, worldviewThree theses on devotional child killing
The article I presented at the Atlanta SBL meeting, titled “‘I want to give the baby to God’: Three theses […]
Dena Schlosser, divine command, ethics, genocide, herem, moral epistemology, natural law