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Evangelical Liturgy
I hate to post too much from Michael Spencer, but lately he’s had a lot of good things to say. He recently has begun a series looking at various forms of liturgy in use in churches we normally think of … Continue reading
Evidence? What evidence?
Over the years I’ve sat through a number of civil trials as an observer. Over 2 or 3 days (sometimes more) I would hear the plaintiff put on their side, and the evidence always seemed overwhelming. It wasn’t until I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, christianty, credibility, documents, ehrman, history, new testament
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William Lycan gives dualism its due
William Lycan is a professor of philosophy at the U of NC, and identifies himself as having been a materialist (speaking specifically about the nature of the brain) for thirty years. However, he is also one of a rare breed … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged brain, cartesian, descartes, dualism, materialism, william lycan
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The Internet Monk on Atheism
Michael Spencer, a.k.a. the Internet Monk, is a Baptist pastor and blogger who doesn’t think like a Baptist (I think he considers himself post-evangelical). I think he has some interesting perspectives on things, but I often don’t agree with him. … Continue reading