This content is from a series of two lectures I gave in 2005 sponsored by the Society of Christian Philosophers. The lectures were given in Hajdúszoboszló, Hungary and presented in collaboration with a masterful translator for Hungarians. I’ll never forget her skill and sincerity asread more ➜
Metaethics: A Short Companion is a small book about a big topic. Authors David A. Horner and J. P. Moreland provide a dense introduction to the field of metaethics that shows their vast knowledge of this space. My own acquaintance with metaethics is neither wideread more ➜
Our sermon series at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Raleigh, NC is taking us through the Nicene Creed and today’s sermon and last week’s sermon was rich in christology and pastoral wisdom. Our rector, Rev. Dr. John W. Yates III, is doing an outstanding job teachingread more ➜
Ian Paul’s post, “What does it mean to ‘love God with your mind’?” is really very good and deserves a careful and thoughtful read. Here’s a quote from one of my favorite books in this space: The believer is a critical adventurer, taking rationally responsibleread more ➜
What is the role of faith and reason in belief formation? Is there a difference between a preference, an opinion, and a belief? Is faith opposed to reason or does faith complement and work together with reason? First, faith is not fideism (a blind leapread more ➜
One of the subscriptions I pay attention to from my inbox is The Worldview Bulletin Newsletter. The offerings are always thoughtful and stimulate me to see my faith from new and important angles as I seek to engage my world. The following article by Angusread more ➜
Telling a Better Story: How to Talk About God in a Skeptical Age is an imaginative and creative approach to Christian apologetics. Chatraw calls for identifying and affirming those touch points that are common in human experience, such as longing for identity and relationship; aread more ➜
Why can’t thoughtful, intelligent, highly-educated men and women whose commitment to Scripture and Christian truth is unquestionable see things for the way they really are? Why must believers talk past one another without hearing one another? To be sure there are countless disparities and contradictionsread more ➜
Love Thy Body: Answering Hard Questions about Life and Sexuality is a robust and compelling cultural apologetics text. The scope is large dealing with a range of highly controversial subjects such as abortion and infanticide (chapter 2), euthanasia and embryonic stem cell research, animal rights,read more ➜
With his Where the Conflict Really Lies: Science, Religion, and Naturalism, the highly accalimed analytic philosopher Alvin Plantinga has made a significant contribution to both science and philosophy. It has spawned numerous discussions and journal articles that continue to evaluate and critique his argument. Whatread more ➜
This is worth every nanosecond of your next 17 minutes and 34 seconds. See also my post, Evolution or Faith: Navigating the Discussionread more ➜
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