Part I. The Problem of Evil. A typical form of the Argument from Evil claims that it is unreasonable to think that a God exists who would permit evil, if he is assumed to have the following properties: • Omnipotent … Continue reading
One of the mainstays of atheist rhetoric is the Argument from Evil (AfE), that there exist evils in the world, of such a quality or quantity, that it is irrational to believe in a good Creator. This post is not … Continue reading
I. Introductory Remarks From time to time people email me with questions about Christian theology, or about how various aspects of modern physics relate to God. Although I am extremely busy these days, I do sometimes try to answer such … Continue reading
As a number of people have pointed out to me, I haven't been updating my blog much recently. This is partly because I got into a more conflicted relationship with publication such that I was withholding a lot of writing … Continue reading
This is the summary and conclusions for the Comparing Religions blog series. We went through a series of questions about what you should ask to identify if a religion is true and good. In my experience, a lot of skeptics … Continue reading
