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You are a believer
I just posted the following tweet: I find it tiresome that atheists regularly call me a "believer". Everyone's a believer […]
skepticism, worldviewTheology, Worldview, and the Death of My Father
In this video, I reflect on the death of my father to Alzheimer’s in theological perspective while interacting with the […]
Alzheimer's Disease, death, problem of evil, suffering, theology, worldviewAre 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, worldviewWould 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, worldviewEverything Wrong with This Christian Worldview Chart
Why do conservative Christians diminish the scourge of sexual assault?
Your Media is Biased
It doesn’t matter whether you get your information from Rush Limbaugh or NPR, Fox News or the BBC, Al Jazeera […]
media bias, presuppositions, worldviewIs Christianity falsifiable? Does it matter if it isn’t?
There is this all-too-common assumption among skeptics of religion that Christianity must somehow be “falsifiable” in order to be a […]
apologetics, falsification, rationality, worldviewThe Ultimate Elevator Pitch Continues: Defending a Worldview in Thirty (or Ninety) Seconds
Here’s my second (and final) list of elevator pitch worldviews. This time out, we have two entries from outside the […]
atheism, Christianity, elevator pitch, worldview