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Who is Irrational? Some Quick Observations on the Rauser-Smalley Debate
I’m not going to comment on the entire debate. Instead, I will limit my comments to the historical resurrection of […]
apologetics, David C. Smalley, debate, epistemology, rationalityMy Debate with David Smalley on the Rationality of Christianity
Today, I appeared on Modern Day Debate to debate David Smalley on whether a person can be rational to accept […]
Christianity, David Smalley, debate, epistemology, Modern Day Debate, rationalityDebating David Smalley on the Rationality of Christianity
Is Rationality Over-Rated?
The other day, I watched the 2019 Clint Eastwood film Richard Jewell about the security guard who discovered a bomb […]
epistemology, justification, rationality, Richard Jewell, virtue epistemologyAre there sufficient reasons to believe in God? A Debate
Today, I appeared in a debate on the rationality of theism on the popular YouTube channel Modern Day Debate paired up […]
debate, epistemology, Matt Dillahunty, Modern Day Debate, rationality, theism, Tom JumpDoes Being a Christian Mean Giving Up on Evidence?
This is a sermon I recorded for a local church in our time of coronavirus home-church. In the sermon, I […]
apologetics, epistemology, evidence, faith, rationality, sermonAre Christians Inconsistent for Rejecting Non-Christian Miracle Claims?
In my article, “Responding to a Stale Atheist Talking Point on Miracle Claims,” I … respond to a stale atheist […]
miracles, plausibility structure, rationality, skepticism, worldviewThe extraordinary claim that Christianity is irrational
This happens a lot: atheists online tell me that my beliefs are “absurd” or (only slightly more charitably) that I’m […]
Christianity, epistemology, irrationality, rationality, Steven TigerWould you get on the plane?
Yesterday, I posed the following question on Twitter: You wake up the morning of a scheduled flight from a vivid […]
decision theory, rationality, worldview