Clint Heacock is a former senior pastor with a PhD in theology who has since left Christianity and bills himself […]
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Is atheism a more hopeful view of the future than Christianity?
Natural Evil and Young Earth Creationism
In this short discussion (short being a relative term: it’s under ten minutes) I explain why young earth creationists have […]
creationism, evolution, natural evil, problem of evil, theodicy, young earth creationismI feel love. It’s about love: Still Alice as Theodicy
Lisa Genova’s 2007 novel Still Alice tells the story of Harvard professor and scholar Alice Howland and her journey living with […]
Alzheimer's Disease, dementia, God, natural evil, problem of evil, Still Alice, theodicyCalvinism and the Problem of Evil: A Review
David E. Alexander and Daniel M. Johnson, eds. Calvinism and the Problem of Evil. (Eugene, OR: Pickwick, 2016). Calvinism represents one […]
arminianism, Calvinism, problem of evil, providence, review, theodicyThe Question that Never Goes Away: A Review
Philip Yancey. The Question that Never Goes Away (Zondervan, 2014). Philip Yancey launched his illustrious publishing career close to forty years […]
pastoral theology, Philip Yancey, problem of evil, providence, theodicyDoes God demand love under threat of damnation?
95. The Problem of God-Breathed Violence
Over the last several years I’ve reflected, written, and spoken extensively on the problem of biblical violence. So when I […]
Bible, biblical violence, hermeneutics, inspiration, theodicyIf atheists are offended by a theodicy, does that give them a right to be rude?
In my interview “God and the Problem of Suffering: An Interview with Paul Buller” Paul provides a brief summary of […]
apologetics, atheism, debate, discourse, Golden Rule, public square, theodicyGod and the Problem of Suffering: An Interview with Paul Buller
In this interview I discuss that most difficult of problems, God and suffering, with Christian apologist Paul Buller. Paul is […]
apologetics, evil, interview, Paul Buller, problem of evil, suffering, theodicy, theology