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Christian apologists need to lead by example and stop caricaturing their opponents
Let’s begin with a tweet from Christian apologist Andy Bannister: Andy’s a great guy and I very much enjoyed meeting […]
Andy Bannister, apologetics, atheism, polemics, worldview81. Robin Parry on the Biblical Cosmos
In 1993 I spent a summer teaching English in Japan. It was an unforgettable and somewhat unsettling litany of new […]
Bible, biblical cosmology, biblical interpretation, hermeneutics, Robin Parry, worldviewLogically incoherent and frankly silly
In response to my article “The Humanist Chaplain,” Adam Hazzard wrote the following comment: “If we live in a cosmos […]
plausibility structure, rationality, worldviewYou Don’t Own Yourself: Christianity Against Culture Part 1
Several weeks ago, blog commenter extraordinaire Luke Breuer posed the following question to me in a discussion thread: “What are […]
anthropology, meaning, meaning of life, purpose, worldviewWhat chance has she?
Richard Dawkins begins his famous 1991 essay “Viruses of the Mind” with the following words: “A beautiful child close to […]
education, freethought, pedagogy, Richard Dawkins, skepticism, worldviewThe Myth of the Free Thought Parent
Some years ago while I was delivering a lecture on faith and reason at a secular university, I informed my […]
atheism, critical thinking, free thought, rationality, skepticism, worldviewReductionism Propaganda? On the wily ways of the open-minded dogmatist
One of my readers, Mark, forwarded this short video “What is life? Is death real?” and asked for my comment. […]
atheism, materialism, propaganda, reductionism, worldviewA Primer to my Reader’s Journey Through God or Godless
In retrospect, this primer should have come before I started my series on God or Godless. But better late than […]
apologetics, atheism, Christianity, debate, dialogue, God or Godless, John Loftus, meaning, naturalism, theism, worldviewIs the problem of evil a matter of interpretation?
The significance (if any) of events is not always readily appreciable to the observer. Conversely, if it is appreciable, it […]
atheism, problem of evil, theism, worldview