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October 2016

October 04, 2016
Do you ever read the reviews on Amazon Books? Many are a waste of time,...
October 04, 2016
I thought about changing my mind, but then I reconsidered. (Brian Haynes)
October 03, 2016
I used to be a perfectionist, but I am trying to improve. -Fray Pascual
October 03, 2016
Can a worldview be true (or false)?  I have been thinking of a worldview as...
October 02, 2016
As indicated in a previous post,  for the next four or five years I plan...
October 02, 2016
Don't procrastinate. Put if off NOW. -Unknown
October 01, 2016
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I'm a linguistic relativist. I don't...
October 01, 2016
My latest video, "The VICTIMs of Christian Apologetics: The Things Apologists Falsely Say Depend on God,...
October 01, 2016
So it turns out "confirmation bias" means exactly what I expected it to mean. -Unknown

September 2016

September 30, 2016
Asking whether the Buddha was enlightened may seem like asking whether the Pope is Catholic....
September 25, 2016
I know this is a controversial topic for the people who frequently comment on blog...
September 24, 2016
In October of 2013, I came up with the idea of a Ten-Year plan to...
September 23, 2016
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September 23, 2016
Last night I had the privilege of debating the question, "What Best Explains Reality? Naturalism...
September 23, 2016
I realize that many atheists and skeptics are not liberals, so there is no liberal...
September 21, 2016
Belief in God and belief in the Christian faith are both vulnerable to skepticism in...
September 18, 2016
In arguing for the superiority of theistic ethics over secular ethics, apologists sometimes present some...
September 15, 2016
According to William Craig’s defense of the kalam cosmological argument, an actual infinite cannot exist....
September 13, 2016
Josh McDowell and various life events have distracted me from the debate with Joe Hinman...
September 10, 2016
(This article was originally published on this blog on June 21, 2012. I am reposting...
September 09, 2016
McDowell's Trilemma Argument (hereafter: MTA), can be found in The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict...
September 07, 2016
PhilosophyOfReligion.org has posted a series of short essays on the question of what the philosophy...
September 06, 2016
How do we know that some instance of evil is gratuitous? I think that there...
September 04, 2016
McDowell's Trilemma Argument (hereafter: MTA), can be found in The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict...

August 2016

August 30, 2016
I haven't read this, but I'm posting the link because (1) I respect the author;...
August 28, 2016
McDowell's Trilemma Argument (hereafter: MTA), can be found in The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict...
August 26, 2016
Gratuitous evil is evil that God would not permit. In Alvin Plantinga’s terms, God would...
August 25, 2016
McDowell's Trilemma Argument (hereafter: MTA), can be found in The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict...
August 21, 2016
Here are the basic premises of McDowell's Trilemma Argument (hereafter: MTA), from The New Evidence...
August 21, 2016
I want to quickly sketch an evidential (aka "explanatory" aka "abductive" aka "F-Inductive") argument from...
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