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The Reality and Necessity of the Incarnation, Part 1

If there is any Christian doctrine, belief, or dogma, that has a more substantial effect on all other categorically necessary … More

Athanasius, bible, bible literacy, biblical reliability, Christian, christian theology, Christianity, commentary, religion

How to Test a Claim

I don’t know if I’ve ever really seen anyone take the time to work through the various types of claims … More

apologetics, argument, atheism, Christian, Christianity, logic, science, theism, theology, Truth

The Reality and Necessity of the Incarnation

A few years ago, I had the privilege of writing an essay that took time to give a brief analysis … More

Athanasius, bible, bible literacy, biblical interpretation, christian theology, Christianity, commentary, doctrine, incarnation

When Religious Liberty Laws Go Wrong

I’m a religious liberty absolutist. I think that you have to be such to live in a pluralistic society, where … More

atheism, children, Christianity, controversy, debate, freedom, law, religious liberty, society, worldview

The Instructive Power of Evil

Or “Life in the Furnace” It’s not every day that you get it to read a blog post that reflects … More

apologetics, atheism, Christianity, doctrine of God, Evil, faith, moral philosophy, morality, problem of evil, theism, worldview

A Matter of Politics: Defining “Religion”, Part 11

The Politics of Atheism The political sphere is one area where the common thought is that religion should play no … More

atheism, commentary, politics, religion, statistics, study

Coming to a Head

Name-calling, Non-arguments, and Beth Moore Earlier this year I broadly discussed what anyone with a meaningful grasp of foresight could … More

Beth Moore, bible, biblical interpretation, Christianity, Church, gospel, John MacArthur, misogyny, sexism, theology

Doing Things the “Rite” Way: Defining “Religion”, Part 9

Pomp and circumstance Ritual is defined as, “the established form for a ceremony” or “an act or series of acts … More

atheism, atheist, belief, definition, essay, faith, religion, research, society

Are Moral Questions Actually Unanswerable?

When making a moral claim, what exactly are we expressing? Are we speaking simply about our state of mind, our … More

atheism, knowledge, moral philosophy, moral psychology, morality, philosophy, problem of evil, science, sexuality, skeptic, society, theism

The Good, The Bad, and the Unbeliever: Defining “Religion”, Part 8

ESTABLISHING THE CATEGORIES When asking questions in regard to morality—that is what we do, or how we act—we have to … More

atheism, moral philosophy, philosophy, religion, theism

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