Cross Examined
Let’s start a new series. A ministry has created short and simple responses to several dozen attacks to the Christian worldview. I’ll respond in kind, which will be a new approach for me. Read more
Let’s start a new series. A ministry has created short and simple responses to several dozen attacks to the Christian worldview. I’ll respond in kind, which will be a new approach for me. Read more
That pesky scientific consensus gets in the way so often that conservatives often prefer to pick their own consensus. Here’s another attempt at justifying this. Let's critique. Read more
Do Christians have a proprietary avenue to truth? We’re critiquing a presentation of advice on finding truth within Christianity. We’ll conclude with the third and final point. Read more
Christians are all about objective truth, like the objective moral truths they claim only Christianity can ground. But listen to them talk about how they find truth within Christianity, and the relativism comes through. Read more
We’ve looked at conservative Christians’ early dating of the gospels. Now let’s consider scholars’ consensus opinion. Read more
Different groups of Bible fans use different dates for the authorship of the gospels. Let's consider conservative Christians’ early dating of the gospels to see if the reasoning holds up. Read more
Christianity has tens of thousands of denominations and unaffiliated congregations and counting. The grounds are fertile outside of Christianity as well, and new religions are continually springing up. What does this diversity say about the truth of religion? Read more
Alvin Plantinga isn’t above making stupid arguments. Here, he tells us that beliefs sourced in evolution are as likely to be false as true. Read more
Alvin Plantinga isn’t above making stupid arguments. Here’s one about the moon that concludes with weak support for the God hypothesis. Read more
Notre Dame professor emeritus Alvin Plantinga isn’t above making stupid arguments. First, compare beliefs about the number of stars to the God hypothesis. Read more
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