Last year I wrote a critique of John Loftus’ essay “Christianity is Wildly Improbable” from the book The End of […]
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John Loftus admits he uses exaggerated, slanted and/or misleading language
Last year I wrote a series of essays critiquing the book The End of Christianity edited by John Loftus. The […]
John W. Loftus, rhetoric, The End of ChristianityThe End of Christianity? A Skeptical Review (Part 12)
I was not very kind to David Eller’s first contribution to The End of Christianity. I shall continue my curmudgeonly […]
David Eller, religion, science, The End of ChristianityThe End of Christianity? A Skeptical Review (Part 11)
Hell. It had to come up sooner or later. And it takes center stage in Keith Parson’s contribution to The […]
eternal conscious torment, hell, Keith Parsons, The End of ChristianityThe End of Christianity? A Skeptical Review (Part 10)
Chapter 9 of The End of Christianity brings us to Robert M. Price’s essay “Explaining the Resurrection without Recourse to […]
apologetics, history, Jesus Christ, resurrection, Robert M. Price, The End of ChristianityMy conversation with Matt McCormick: A Disappointing Conclusion
Matt McCormick has yet to reply to my third post on his essay in which I directly critiqued his Salem […]
confirmation bias, indoctrination, Matt McCormick, The End of Christianity, You're not as crazy as I thinkOn putting Matt McCormick’s argument to rest
Let me summarize my arguments against Matt McCormick’s argument to this point. I will then quote his most recent full response […]
history, inference to the best explanation, Jesus Christ, Matt McCormick, resurrection, The End of ChristianityFrom Jerusalem to Salem: A Conversation with Matt McCormick
After being ignored by all the essayists of The End of Christianity for so long it’s nice finally to get a […]
epistemology, justification, knowledge, Matt McCormick, proper basicality, rationality, Salem witch trials, The End of ChristianityThe 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 ChristianityThe End of Christianity? A Skeptical Review (Part 8)
In chapter 7 of The End of Christianity Ken Pulliam argues for “The Absurdity of the Atonement”. In fact, his […]
atonement, imputation, Ken Pulliam, penal substitution, The End of Christianity