In the realm of moral philosophy, the father-son duo of R. M. Hare and John E. Hare present two distinct approaches to understanding and applying…
I am not much of a collector, but I do like to keep up on innovative and useful study Bibles. I review them online quite…
These posts make up the series: 10 Principles of Biblical Discernment – Part 1 10 Principles of Biblical Discernment – Part 2
Previously, I outlined the major writers of the five waves of historical feminism. However, with each movement came perceived excesses and over-reaches, especially the rejection…
Feminism has developed in waves that have now been characterized. Below is a list of the some of the great female writers of each wave,…
Each generation of those who grow up in the West, especially the US, experience social and technological change that shapes them. What’s interesting is not…
in If you’ve ever interacted with evolutionists, you will find that they are deeply convinced that evolution is a fact. Not a theory with some…
Intellectual atheism has it roots in the the late 1700’s, where courageous thinkers like Baron d’Holbach and Denis Diderot first began to outline their arguments…
Atheists often argue that they have no logical need to support their claims that God does not exist because “you can’t prove a negative.” They…
Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, iconoclast, and out-of-the-box social and political thinker, has a daily podcast which has become my top daily listen. Recently, he…
Iconoclast Scott Adams provides one of my favorite podcasts. He is an out of the box thinker, and recently created this list. I’ve renamed some…
In this podcast, I discuss the three main methods of reason, and how they can and should be applied to faith. Those methods are: Inference…
In this podcast, I discuss the skeptical, or at least cautious approach to reason taken by the great reformer Martin Luther, and how reason unethered…
There are multiple considerations when considering who has the ultimate right to land. In the end, I am afraid it comes down to might makes…
Regarding the Palestinian/Gaza problem, whether or not Israel is guilty of war crimes in killing civilians, is an important topic. One ethical model that covers…
Paul the apostle often had to defend his ministry, in part because preaching the Jewish Messiah to the gentiles was a very new thing, and…
At last year’s annual Rethinking Hell conference, instead of having high profile speakers, we had some of us team members share. I shared in the…
In this podcast, I discuss the limits of science, often called the demarcation problem. Can science tell us everything about what is real or true?…
I’ve finally begun my weekly live YouTube broadcast, for which I will soon create a podcast feed for. For now, enjoy the first episode, and…
One of the reasons the Protestant Reformation occurred is because of the idolatrous worship of Mary, the mother of Jesus. To this day we cannot…
There is a subset of Christians who believe that the only valid English Bible translation is the King James Version, also known as the Authorized…
A favorite atheist challenge is “what evidence do you have for the existence of God?” Summaries of the existing arguments abound, but most people don’t…
Every metaphysical system with any cogency and appeal has some points of strength, and all have weaknesses. The question is which have more strengths and…
How should we view religions other than our own? Do they contain truth at all? Or some truth? Is that truth just offered as part…