Living legend Alvin Plantinga was recently a guest on Unbelievable with Justin Brierley. The show was classic Plantinga — clear […]
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Faith That’s Not Blind: A Review
J. Steve Miller, Faith that’s Not Blind: A Brief Introduction to Contemporary Arguments for the Existence of God (Acworth, GA: Wisdom Creek […]
apologetics, Faith that's Not Blind, J. Steve Miller, philosophy of religion, reviewAn Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar … and two guys wrote a book about it
Here’s a puzzle: what would make a better Christmas gift than one copy of Randal Rauser and Justin Schieber’s new […]
An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar, apologetics, dialogue, Justin Schieber, philosophy of religionOn Rota’s Wager: Pascal and epistemic virtue
Dale Tuggy always has great podcasts and his latest is no exception. (I said always, didn’t I?!) This week he has an […]
apologetics, Dale Tuggy, epistemology, Michael Rota, Pascal's wager, philosophy of religionOn those who call for an end to philosophy of religion
As my regular readers will know, I have a book co-authored with Justin Schieber forthcoming in which we debate the […]
atheism, John Loftus, philosophy of religion, theismOn Divine Hiddenness: J.L. Schellenberg Responds to My Review
A few days ago I posted my review of philosopher John L. Schellenberg’s fine book The Hiddenness Argument: Philosophy’s New Challenge […]
atheism, divine hiddenness, John Schellenberg, philosophy of religion, theismThe Hiddenness Argument Revealed: A Review
J.L. Schellenberg, The Hiddenness Argument: Philosophy’s New Challenge to Belief in God (Oxford University Press, 2015). The writer of Ecclesiastes famously […]
apologetics, argument from divine hiddenness, atheism, divine hiddenness, J.L. Schellenberg, philosophy of religion, problem of evil, review, theism63. Michael Rea on Philosophy of Religion and Analytic Theology
Fifty years ago the philosopher keen to study philosophy of religion was not that far off the chemist keen to […]
Analytic theology, Michael Rea, philosophical theology, philosophy of religion8. 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 religion50. The Evidential Problem of Evil (Part 1)
William Rowe tells the story of a fawn (think Bambi) severely burnt in a forest fire and left to die […]
apologetics, Erik Wielenberg, Jeremy Beahan, Justin Schieber, philosophy of religion, problem of evil, Reasonable Doubts, theism