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Greg Ganssle — November 09, 2020
In my previous post, I discussed the nature of fittingness arguments. I recommended that we think in terms of fittingness in our reasoning about...
Greg Ganssle — November 06, 2020
Suppose a murder has occurred. There is a body on the floor. In walk the detectives. What do they do? They make a lot of observations and pick up a...
John McKinley — November 04, 2020
The title of this post may seem silly. Reading is just the activity of decoding words and sentences as your eyes move down a page. As the shoe...
Charlie Trimm — November 02, 2020
In biblical studies, one key way to advance scholarship is to publish a journal article in a respected journal. Journals publish cutting edge...
Octavio Esqueda — October 31, 2020
Three years ago, the world celebrated the 500 years of the beginning of what is known as the Protestant Reformation. On October 31, 1517, the...
Clinton E. Arnold — October 30, 2020
How do we pray during a global pandemic?
John McKinley — October 28, 2020
Part 1 of this seriesintroduced the problem of why we are addicted to judging. Part 2 analyzed the actual troubles caused by both negative and...
John McKinley — October 27, 2020
Part 1 of this seriesintroduced the problem of why we are addicted to judging. This second portion analyzes the actual troubles caused by both...
John McKinley — October 26, 2020
I suppose that some judgments in some exceptional cases are more helpful than hurtful. Most people recognize that negative judgments are damaging,...
Kenneth Berding — October 23, 2020
Here’s a thought experiment. Suppose that you possessed a magic ball from which dangled a tiny magic thread. Furthermore, suppose that when you...
Kenneth Berding — October 21, 2020
How can you identify that you have a problem with pride? Following are 14 diagnostic questions that I recently adapted from a set of “rules”...
Charlie Trimm — October 19, 2020
One of the topics I love to teach to my students is the geography of Israel. I have been to Israel many times and lived there for extended periods...
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 16, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hello