Philosopher William Lane Craig, a Christian apologist, identifies the motivation behind the trend the multiverse has had within certain skeptical circles, “Indeed, I suspect,” explains Craig, “[that] for many in […]
We have been looking at a few theological arguments that if successful provide evidential warrant for accepting God’s existence. We will spend much more time examining them, the evidential weight […]
This brief post touches on two important questions of relevance to the philosophy of time and the philosophy of religion. It will first look at what it means for God […]
The Teleological Argument [TA] is arguably one of the eldest and yet most popular arguments for the existence of God. It argues that from evidence of design within the universe […]
Bertrand Russell once said that if atheism was true we’d have no choice but to build our lives upon “the firm foundation of unyielding despair” (1). Taken on their face, these […]
Many have wondered if praying to God is in any way productive. After all, there are billions of people and surely God can’t hear all of our prayers at one […]
“Apatheism” characterizes an individual who doesn’t care whether or not God exists. Apatheism is therefore not a truth claim such as atheism (the belief that God does not exist) or […]
Statements such as “God can do anything,” or “Nothing is impossible for God” are commonly said by those who have faith in God’s ability to work to the benefit of […]
One atheist contended that we have a naturalistic explanation for why human beings believe in God. He explains that “We are of the opinion that religious [belief] in creator deities […]
The Kalam cosmological argument is formulated as follows: 1. Everything that begins to exist has a cause. 2. The universe began to exist. 3. Therefore, the universe […]
