On what grounds can one reject the existence of, say, the Greek god Zeus, the Norse gods Odin and Thor? Or the thousands of other gods believed to be invented […]
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 essay intends to touch on two important questions related to the philosophy of time as well as the philosophy of religion. We will first look at what it […]
The philosophy of religion typically includes analyses of religious concepts, beliefs, arguments, and practices of religious adherents. One of the central tenets to this branch of contemporary philosophy is the […]
Philosopher William Lane Craig rightly identifies the motivation behind the fad that the multiverse has had within certain skeptical circles, “Indeed, I suspect,” explains Craig “[that] for many in our […]
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). There is little more the […]
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 […]
Hello, James. I just wanted to say hi, and that I enjoyed reading your post about time this morning. If I may interject my penny’s worth for a moment. I […]
“Hello there. I am an atheist, and I actually enjoy following your page. I do not agree with almost anything you post, but, it’s nice to see you, and your […]
