Category Archives: Faith, Science & Doubt

Atheist convert A.N. Wilson deconverts (back to Christianity)

Posted on April 14, 2009 by me

Perhaps one of the more famous Christians-turned-atheist is author A.N. Wilson, who wrote biographies of people like C.S. Lewis & Tolstoy, as well as the “demythologizing” Jesus: A Life.   In this morning’s Mail Online, he writes, For much of my … Continue reading →

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More Bart Ehrman, Interrupted

Posted on April 14, 2009 by me

I’ve been posting a bit about Bart Ehrman’s ridiculous book, Jesus, Interrupted, and linking to Ben Witherington‘s series (now up to part 4) examining Ehrman’s claims.  In post #4, BW writes, The early church, as we begin to see already … Continue reading →

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The Great Divorce

Posted on April 11, 2009 by me

I think my favorite book of all time has to be C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce.  In fact, if there were ever another book to be considered inspired, I would have to give it my vote.  Lewis does a remarkable … Continue reading →

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The Limitations of Reason

Posted on March 26, 2009 by me

As I’ve reported once before, Jeff Carter at Sophie’s Ladder has recently published a series of posts summarizing the history of philosophy as it relates to the limitations of reason. As he states in the opening of his “summation” post, … Continue reading →

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