Today, I was a guest on John Petersen’s YouTube channel to talk about God as a necessary being. I parachuted […]
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An Argument against Islam and Calvinism
I was recently asked by a friend to watch and respond to this short clip in which William Lane Craig […]
Calvinism, Islam, perfect being theology, William Lane CraigIf the God of Calvinism exists, would you worship him?
Yesterday I wrote an article critiquing Justin Schieber’s tweeted declaration “I refuse to repent to a god who, if real, […]
Calvinism, God, moral intuition, perfect being theology, rationality, theismI refuse to repent to a god who…? A response to Justin Schieber
Let’s take a look at one of Justin Schieber’s tweets from this morning: I replied: Let me unpack my tweet. […]
atheism, God, Justin Schieber, perfect being theology, protest theism8. The 59-Second Apologist: Perfect Being Theology
Anselm famously described God as that being than which none greater can be conceived. That definition, both simple and profound, […]
perfect being theology, philosophical theology, philosophy of religionGod and the arbitrary attribute charge: A response to Jason Thibodeau
Jason Thibodeau has been offering a series of critiques of my views on God and explanation over at his blog. […]
God, Jason Thibodeau, perfect being theology, theismThat theologian from which greater behavior could be conceived
Over the last few days we’ve had some substantial conversation over the great Anselm’s ontological argument and the accompanying definition […]
Anselm, perfect being theology, sinWhy is God necessary?
How many things do we just accept without ever reflecting on them? For instance, why do clouds, supposedly made up of water […]
atheism, contingency, cosmological argument, God, necessity, perfect being theology