At the beginning of his classic History of Western Philosophy, Bertrand Russell offers the following distinction between philosophy, theology, and science: […]
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A Master List of Movies for exploring Theology and Philosophy
We are story-tellers by nature, and so stories speak to us with a unique power. So it should be no surprise […]
movies, philosophy, theologyShould you get a Philosophy PhD?
When folks ask me whether they should do a PhD in philosophy (or theology, for that matter) I typically respond, […]
academia, employment, humanities, Job, philosophyCultural Relativism: at least they meant well
When I was in university twenty plus years ago, cultural relativism was very popular. The essence of cultural relativism is that […]
cultural relativism, ethics, morality, philosophyOn Scientific (and Philosophical and Theological) Ignorance
Today I came across the following retweet courtesy of Secular Outpost. (I must say, Twitter is an endlessly fecund resource […]
epistemology, philosophy, science, theology94. For those who doubt, this book’s for you: Bill Anderson on Ecclesiastes
I first encountered existentialist philosophy in university. Thinkers like Sartre, Kafka and Camus had a big impact on me as […]
Bible, Bill Anderson, Ecclesiastes, existentialism, interview, philosophy92. God is everywhere: James Gordon on Divine Omnipresence
Christians regularly talk about God’s presence in space, but what do we mean when we use such language? I discuss this issue in […]
Analytic theology, classical theism, interview, James Gordon, omnipresence, philosophy, systematic theologyIs Jeff Lowder a philosopher?
Several months ago I blocked John Loftus from commenting at my blog and I resolved not to respond any further […]
Jeff Lowder, John Loftus, philosopher, philosophyGod and Moral Obligation: A Review
C. Stephen Evans. God and Moral Obligation. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013. John Rabe was a German businessman working in Nanjing, […]
C. Stephen Evans, ethics, God, God and Moral Obligation, metaethics, morality, philosophy, reviewDoes Neil deGrasse Tyson know the meaning of meaning?
This isn’t the first time I’ve written something critical of Neil deGrasse Tyson, so let me start by saying, I […]
meaning, Neil deGrasse Tyson, philosophy