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Does the size of the universe support atheism or Christianity?
The extent to which our presuppositions shape how we interpret data can hardly be overstated. To consider one excellent example, let’s take […]
atheism, Christianity, epistemology, evidence, rationality, theism, worldviewWhat a coincidence! An exercise in worldview analysis
The other day my daughter set about looking for her copy of Fablehaven (a best-selling book of children’s fantasy lit) […]
chance, explanation, Fablehaven, worldviewPlausible Christianity in the metalcore community
In my previous article I pointed out the oft-neglected role of plausibility frameworks in apologetics. Insofar as the apologist is […]
Adam D, apologetics, Jesse Leach, Killswitch Engage, plausibility structure, Times of Grace, worldviewStorytelling Atheological Apologetics
Over the last two days I have probably been spending more time fielding comments at John Loftus’ blog than I […]
apologetics, atheism, Edward Babinski, naturalism, theism, worldviewIn the mall but not of it
I continue to regain my strength after teaching a course this past weekend on Christian worldview in Grande Prairie, Alberta. That’s […]
consumerism, worldviewWhat’s wrong with this picture?
Earlier this week The Atheist Missionary posted a link to this parody of Christian doctrine. I commented: “Any belief system […]
atheism, Christianity, naturalism, theology, worldviewOn the ethics of a Christian positively blurbing a book on atheism
John W. Loftus’ new book, The End of Christianity (Prometheus, 2011), a collection of essays by atheists, was just released […]
atheism, blurb, Christianity, ethics, John W. Loftus, philosophy of religion, The End of Christianity, worldviewApologetics and the ‘Company Man’ Image
Right after graduating university, my old roommate took a position with Sherwin Williams paint. He went off for a few […]
apologetics, company man, truth, worldviewWhy “defeating naturalism” is harder said than done
The intrepid S1lverBullet posed a direct question to me: “what qualifies as a defeater to belief in Yawheh/Jesus/Holy Ghost? A […]
Christianity, epistemology, externalism, falsification, justification, naturalism, physicalism, rationality, Richard Carrier, warrant, worldview