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Does inerrancy apply to the human authors of the Bible?
This morning I posted a tweet on inerrancy which prompted a reply from the philosopher Paul Franks. I thought it […]
Bible, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Paul Franks, revelation, theologyThe Problem of Animal Suffering: An Atheist and Christian in Conversation
A couple of months ago, YouTuber SkyDive Phil invited me onto his popular channel for a discussion on a topic with […]
animal suffering, apologetics, atheism, natural evil, problem of evil, Skydive Phil, theologyDo three-year-olds deserve to be tortured eternally in hell? Apparently Ligonier Ministries thinks so. And they’re alarmed at those who disagree
“What do Americans think about God, Jesus Christ, sin, and eternity? Ligonier Ministries’ State of Theology survey helps uncover the […]
Calvinism, hell, Ligonier Ministries, theologyWhat is Mere Christianity? Part 5: John Mark N Reynolds Answers
Introduction For the fifth installment of our survey on mere Christianity, we turn to the reflections of Dr. John Mark Reynolds. […]
ecumenism, John Mark N Reynolds, mere Christianity, theologyEncountering Mystery at the Summer Waterslide
This article is equal parts summer nostalgia and rumination on mystery. But let’s start with the summer nostalgia. Summer Nostalgia […]
epistemic humility, epistemology, mystery, rationality, theologyIf you reject evolution, should you accept a flat earth?
Yesterday, I posted the following tweet: “I’ll agree that ‘evolution is only a theory’ if you’ll agree that it is […]
earth science, flat-earth, hermeneutics, science, theology, young earth creationismA famous atheist contrasts philosophy, science, and theology
At the beginning of his classic History of Western Philosophy, Bertrand Russell offers the following distinction between philosophy, theology, and science: […]
atheism, Bertrand Russell, philosophy, science, theologyAre theological theories falsifiable?
There is a popular, but altogether mistaken idea that scientific theories differ from theological (or philosophical) ones in that the former […]
epistemology, falsification, science, theologyThe problem with a god who suffers
The doctrine of divine impassibility was widely assumed by Christian theologians throughout the history of the church. But that consensus […]
classical theism, God, impassibility, theology