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Squaring Up and Squaring Off

It’s not everyday that I get to respond to a response to one of my posts, so it’s something of … More

Amateur Exegete, atheism, Bible contradiction, biblical inerrancy, biblical interpretation, biblical reliability, Christianity, Gospel of Luke, response, theism

Conclusion: Defining “Religion”, Part 12

In this essay, I have endeavored to take a sociological approach to the question of whether or not atheism possess … More

atheism, belief, commentary, essay, morality, religion, theism

Alleged Bible Contradiction: How Did Judas Kill Himself?

Are differences really contradictions? Introduction The other week, Bart Ehrman and Peter J. Williams squared off on Unbelievable? with Justin … More

apologetics, atheism, bible literacy, bible study, biblical application, biblical authority, biblical criticism, biblical inerrancy, biblical interpretation, biblical reliability, Christianity, doctrine, exegesis, questions, theism

Evidence, Interpretation, and Preconditions: Atheistic Naturalism vs Christian Theism

So, as I was (s)trolling through Twitter the other day, I saw a Tweet from a blogger who goes by … More

atheism, Christian, Christianity, interaction, morality, philosophy, response, science, Secular Outpost, theism, Truth, Twitter, worldview

God and the Problem of Abstract Objects

Some time ago I tackled the problem of abstract or non-physical objects and how an atheistic naturalism is philosophically incapable … More

abstract objects, atheism, Christianity, controversy, epistemology, non-physical objects, theism, theology, worldview

The Stumbling Block of Inerrancy

What people often misunderstand Christians usually use three words to describe the Bible: inspired, inerrant, and infallible. Now while I’ve … More

belief, bible, bible literacy, biblical inerrancy, biblical interpretation, biblical reliability, christian theology, Christianity, doctrine, exegesis, Randal Rauser

Fairness and Justice: A Holy God and an Eternal Hell

Who is responsible for sin? I want to begin by going back to the conclusion of an earlier post regarding … More

atheism, Christianity, fairness, God, Hell, morality, reformed theology

Breaking the Hammer, part 2

Picking up from the previous post in our examination and response to Keith Giles’ post “The 6 Pillars of Religious … More

bible literacy, biblical application, biblical inerrancy, Christianity, confusion, Keith Giles, logical fallacies, religion, series

Breaking the Hammer

Deconstructing the Deconstruction Scholarship is an invaluable tool to the modern Christian. It has the benefit of bringing a vast … More

atonement, biblical inerrancy, biblical interpretation, Christian, Christianity, Church, controversy, God, Hell, heresy, Keith Giles, morality, theism, theology

Rebutting Rebuttals: Arguing Against “Same Sex Marriage”, Part 6

Well, here we are: the end of Bob Seidensticker’s “rebuttal” to a number of arguments put forward by Frank Turek … More

atheism, Bob Seidensticker, Christianity, homosexuality, rebuttal, response, same-sex marriage, theism

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