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Thursday, March 26, 2020

Incinerating Presuppositionalism: Year Fifteen

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We reach yet another milestone as this blog turns Fifteen ! That’s like a hundred years in blogdom. It’s as though I were fifteen years you...
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Sunday, March 15, 2020

WSIBC: "God and Reason"

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We come now to the fourth section of the fourth chapter of James Anderson’s book Why Should I Believe Christianity? which is subtitled “Go...
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Sunday, March 08, 2020

WSIBC: "God and Morality"

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In the section titled “God and Morality” of the fourth chapter of Why Should I Believe Christianity? (WSIBC), James Anderson offers what h...
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Monday, February 17, 2020

WSIBC: "God and Values"

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I continue now with my examination of James Anderson’s apologetic book Why Should I Believe Christianity? (WSIBC), exploring the second ca...
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Sunday, February 02, 2020

WSIBC: “God and Existence” – Part 2: Contingency Desperation

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In my previous entry I began exploring the first of six cases which Christian apologist James Anderson presents in defense of theism in th...
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Wednesday, January 22, 2020

WSIBC: “God and Existence” – Part 1: “The Question”

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In chapter 4 of his book Why Should I Believe Christianity? (WSIBC), author James Anderson presents his reasons for believing that a god e...
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Friday, December 27, 2019

WSIBC: Divine Voices and Failed Arguments

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I am continuing to work through James Anderson’s book Why Should I Believe Christianity (WSIBC) and now have well over a hundred pages of ...
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Sunday, December 01, 2019

WSIBC: “Competing Worldviews”

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In setting the stage for making his case for Christianity, Christian apologist James Anderson makes it clear that he’s talking about Christ...
Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Preliminary Worldview Considerations before Anderson’s WSIBC

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In my previous entry , I announced my recent purchase of James Anderson’s book Why Should I Believe Christianity? (WSIBC) – which as of th...
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Friday, November 22, 2019

Initial Questions for James Anderson's "Why Should I Believe Christianity"

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I recently ordered Dr. James N. Anderson’s book Why Should I Believe Christianity? . With much anticipation, it has finally arrived and I a...
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Friday, November 08, 2019

"He is found in our hearts"

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Christian apologists often carry on as if they’re know-it-alls when it comes to arguments. It’s possible that some might even know what an ...
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Thursday, October 31, 2019

Hallomeanie!

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I have a young neighbor who on a typical day is rather kind and bright. He is also very religious, duly full of zeal for The Lord©. The son...
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Thursday, September 26, 2019

Shrugging off Mysticism

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Mysticism is like an odorless toxic gas, and just as dangerous. It often goes undetected precisely because people generally have not learne...
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Wednesday, August 14, 2019

Pardon My Skepticism...

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We’re all familiar with the story: The next day, that is, after the day of Preparation, the chief priests and the Pharisees gathered be...
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Sunday, July 28, 2019

The Agony of Agnosticism or: Why Not Mature Thoughtfulness?

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It’s common for apologists to market their theism in terms of dichotomies between two self-servingly construed hypotheticals, branding the ...
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Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Does Objectivism Deny the Reality of Change?

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Most readers here have probably heard the charge that on “the atheist worldview” everything is “matter in motion,” that everything is “in f...
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Monday, May 27, 2019

More on Wilson's Fizzing about Fizzing

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In last month’s entry I examined a couple paragraphs from Douglas Wilson’s opening statement in his debate with Theodore Drange in which...
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Sunday, April 28, 2019

Wilson's Fixation on Fizzing

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In my post celebrating the Fourteenth Anniversary of Incinerating Presuppositionalism , I mentioned that I’d be willing to entertain reques...
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Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Incinerating Presuppositionalism: Year Fourteen

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And now we come to yet another milestone for this blog, Incinerating Presuppositionalism , as we reach the 14th anniversary since its incep...
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Sunday, March 10, 2019

The Speeches in Acts: History or Legend?

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Apologists routinely point to the Book of Acts as reliable history. Well, they sort of have to, given their dogmatic determination to prote...
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