William Lane Craig and J.P. Moreland, eds. Naturalism: A Critical Analysis. London: Routledge, 2000. Most of the greatest theologians have not […]
The Darwinian Fundamentalists
A couple weeks ago I picked up Jerry Fodor and Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini’s What Darwin Got Wrong (New York: Picador, 2010, […]
Finding 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 […]
Randal talks with the Counter Apologist
Yesterday I had a talk with Counter Apologist which ranged over several topics early on but quickly focused on the […]
William Alston on naturalism
In the last few days we’ve been talking a fair bit about naturalism. So I figure this is a good […]
Naturalism, Christianity, and my Reasonable Doubts about Justin Schieber
I’m going to respond here to Justin Schieber’s guest post which I invited him to write in response to comments […]
Substance dualism as atheistic heresy
Ray Ingles asked: “Why would substance dualism be an atheistic heresy? A minority position, to be sure, but you don’t […]
Craig v. Rosenberg: Debate or Debacle?
I just finished listening to the February 1 debate on the existence of God between William Lane Craig and Alex Rosenberg at […]
God and non-God objects. Like, what’s the problem? A response to Justin Schieber
The other day I listened to Justin Schieber’s lecture “The Problem of Non-God Objects.” You can listen to it here. […]
Thomas Nagel, Iconoclast and Antitheist, on Intelligent Design
Thomas Nagel is one of the most respected philosophers in the world. Like many great philosophers, he has demonstrated throughout […]