The 2006 documentary “Deliver Us from Evil” tells the horrifying story of convicted pedophile (and, in my non-professional assessment, clinical […]
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On William Lane Craig’s defense of the Canaanite genocide (Part 2)
In my first installment in this series I argued that conservative Christian apologists like William Lane Craig and Paul Copan […]
apologetics, ethics, genocide, moral atrocity, moral perception, Old Testament, rape, William Lane CraigHow societies improve: the simple example of Morocco
In “Why do conservative Christians think everything is getting worse?” I argued that the widespread conservative belief that society is, […]
fatalism, moral progress, Morocco, rape, sanctificationIs rape worse than sacrifice?
Rape, moral perception, and biblicism
Jerry Shepherd offered an extended rebuttal to my article “Christian moral schizophrenia and psychopathy.” Reading through his comments I recognized […]
biblicism, Jerry Shepherd, moral epistemology, rapeDoes God ‘rape the will’ to save people from hell?
“Irresistible force used by God on his free creatures would be a violation of both the charity of God and […]
foreknowledge, free will, God, hell, Norman Geisler, predestination, providence, rapeAn update in the wake of Atlanta (plus a bit on rape and child killing)
Well I’m back (as if anybody cares). Wait a minute. I care, so I’ll keep talking to myself if nobody […]
Bible, ETS, genocide, herem, Matthew Flannagan, murder, Paul Copan, rape, Richard Hess, SBLOn being skeptical of the skeptics
In “Surely you can’t be serious” I wrote that “The evil of the cannibal seeking to eat Jim is, to […]
evil, moral objectivism, morality, rape, Rwanda, synthetic a prioriRape as objectively evil
In my last post I stated that rape is objectively evil and any worldview that cannot count for this fact suffers […]
evil, genocide, morality, rape, Romeo Dallaire, Rwanda, Sam Harris