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The End of Christianity? A Skeptical Review (Part 9)
After a couple weeks hiatus I find myself picking up my review of The End of Christianity once again. Although I […]
apologetics, Jesus, Matt McCormick, N.T. Wright, resurrection, The End of ChristianityWhy did God create carnivores?
As the final installment for my ill-fated project The Crazy Things We Believe I have included chapter 1 “Why Did […]
carnivory, eschatology, natural evil, predation, resurrection, the crazy things we believe, theodicyJames and his resurrected brother
Paul begins 1 Corinthians 15 by recounting a teaching he had given the Corinthians (c. AD 50/51) which he had himself […]
1 Corinthians 15, abduction, inference to the best explanation, James, Jesus Christ, miracle, Paul, resurrectionCan you name one scholar who accepts the resurrection but isn’t a Christian?
Over the last week I have had the following question posed to me two or three times: “Can you tell […]
christology, Jesus Christ, New Testament history, resurrectionRoyal flushes, resurrections, and the things you teach your children
The Atheist Missionary’s criteria for what he would teach his children has continued to evolve (or devolve, I’m not sure […]
education, historiography, indoctrination, naturalism, pedagogy, resurrection, worldviewWhen the resurrection comes to Afghanistan and Wall Street: An Easter Reflection
Over the last two days I watched two of the 2011 academy award nominees for best documentary: “Restrepo” and “Inside […]
Easter, Inside Job, Jesus Christ, new creation, Restrepo, resurrectionFrom Paul meeting Jesus to Pheidippides meeting Pan?
In the last post I argued that many skeptics ignore evidence for the resurrection based on an indefensible generalized skepticism […]
apologetics, epistemology, Gospel of Peter, Gospels, historiography, Jesus Christ, resurrection, synopticsOn the general skepticism about ancient miracle reports
Many highly educated ancient historians (by which I mean historians that study ancient history, not historians that are really old) […]
apologetics, C.S. Lewis, historiography, Jesus Christ, miracle, naturalism, resurrection, skepticism