I’ve been SUPER busy this month what with: i) faculty job interviews at a couple places, ii) a bad cold, thankfully now over, iii) a minicourse I’m currently teaching at the University of Maryland. In the absence of a more … Continue reading
I am honored that St. Patrick Zimmerman has chosen to translate some of my blog posts into the German language. His translation website, now included in my sidebar, includes the following posts so far: Bei der Liebe Gottes! Ist die … Continue reading
As Charles de Gaulle is reputed to have remarked when his aides told him he could not resign as president of France because he was the indispensable man: “Mon ami, the cemeteries are full of indispensable men.” —Justice St. Antonin … Continue reading
This Monday, I will be giving a talk on “Science and the Resurrection” at Rutgers University. In my talk, I will describe the basic principles of Science and compare them to Christianity to see how it measures up. Then there … Continue reading
A reader asks: After a lot of reading, I’ve come to realize that the Bayes factor for the resurrection is quite high that if the event in question wasn’t a supernatural occurrence, no rational person would think that the event … Continue reading