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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, naturalismReligion After God: A Review of Progressive Atheism
J.L. Schellenberg. Progressive Atheism: How Moral Evolution Changes the God Debate. Bloomsbury, 2019. “Atheism, we’ll say, for all we know may […]
atheism, J.L. Schellenberg, naturalism, Progressive AtheismIf Naturalism Functions as a Religion, Does it Follow that Naturalism is a Religion?
In my experience, self-described naturalists tend to get irritated when you point out that naturalism often functions as a religion. […]
naturalism, religionWhat’s wrong with the scientific study of morality? An interview with Paul Rezkalla
Paul Rezkalla has an MA in Philosophy and Ethics from the University of Birmingham and an MA in theology from […]
ethics, interview, metaethics, naturalism, Paul Rezkalla, philosophy of science, scientismTurning an atheist argument on its head
Today, I came across this Twitter profile. So of course, I had to reply: “‘Non-believers CANNOT justify their godless beliefs, […]
atheism, justification, naturalismNaturalism in a Tweet
Adapted from a tweet I posted this morning: Christian: You call yourself a “naturalist”? Naturalist: Yup! Christian: And what is […]
naturalismWow, P.Z. Myers really doesn’t like the new atheism
A few days ago, P.Z. Myers published his assessment of new atheism: “The train wreck that was the New Atheism.” […]
atheism, naturalism, new atheism, P.Z. MyersOn Spurious Attempts to Favor Naturalism over Theism
In this article, I want to consider a spurious attempt to favor naturalism over theism. To be clear, I don’t […]
apologetics, epistemology, naturalism, Ockham's razor, solipsismTen Years After the Atheist Bus Campaign: Some Reflections
It may be hard to believe, but it has been ten years since the Atheist Bus Campaign posted ill-conceived signs […]
atheism, meaning, naturalism