Articles with a philosophical bent.
What Albert Camus (1913 – 1960) Got Wrong About Christianity
Camus’ Concepts of the Absurd and Revolt When I was in my early twenties, I sought to cultivate an aura of
Were Jesus’ Disciples a Bunch of Hoaxers?
If someone thinks the disciples were deliberately deceiving people with their claims, they might hypothesize this: the disciples expected Jesus to
The God Who is Clearly Seen
On this show we take a presuppositional look at how all men everywhere are subject to the laws which govern
Does Atheism Have a Euthyphro-Style Dilemma?
An essential component in the atheist argument that morality is not derived from God or the gods is the Euthyphro Dilemma,
Whatever Happened to New Atheism?
In 2008 I went through what is now fashionably called ‘faith-deconstruction’. I find the use of the word deconstruction confusing as
Logical Jesus
When Jesus was asked what was the most important commandment, he said this: ‘“The first of all the commandments is: Hear, O
Who wants to live forever? Christians should!
The assumption is made probably by the great majority of people that everlasting life is hugely desirable, whether that means never dying,
Why Christianity, not Epicureanism, is the philosophy we need now
The Covid-19 pandemic, pro-Trump protestors storming the Capitol, fake news, and global warming-it is true that we live in an age
An Unexpected Ally
When I jettisoned my Christian faith at the age of nineteen, it was partly the fault of the great British philosopher Bertrand
Why Read “Authentically Emergent”? Part 2 of a series
For many evangelicals, the views of emergents, like Brian McLaren, Tony Jones, Rob Bell, and Doug Pagitt, have been written off as
