Practical Wisdom for Everyday Life
I’ve finally updated my essay dealing the problem of theological fatalism – the contention that free will and an omniscient being, God, are incompatible. Enjoy. For a more detailed investigation and more discussion of this issue, I highly recommend Dr. David Kyle Johnson’s paper — God, Fatalism, and Temporal Ontology — published in Religious Studies […]
This post is from a guest contributer who wishes to remain anonymous. This Tebow thing is really getting out of hand. I thought it might have ended when his winning streak ended and the Broncos lost to the Patriots, but in this weekend’s wild card game, it happened again. Tebow threw about a 10 yard […]
In a recent post, I discussed the problem of divine hiddenness (why God remains hidden despite very good reasons God would have to reveal himself). I showed why various standard arguments apologists give– mainly ‘free will defenses’– to provide reasons for why God would remain hidden fail. I’ll give a quick summary of my previous post […]
Atheists (and theists) wonder why — since it is the case that theists profess God wants everyone to believe he exists – God simply doesn’t unequivocally reveal himself so that persons can ‘enter into a relationship’ with God, no longer doubt, stop fighting one another because of religious differences, and go to Heaven. An all-powerful, […]
