Category Archives: Faith, Science & Doubt

The myth of postmodernism

Posted on July 18, 2008 by me

Ask nearly anyone who claims to know the current trends, and they’ll tell you that we now live in a postmodern world.  Ask them what that means, and you’ll hear things like, “there are now no objective standards for truth” … Continue reading →

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Once more, with feeling

Posted on July 15, 2008 by me

One finally comes to the conclusion that, despite vigorous protests, belief in evolution and intelligent design are matters of faith. – Roy Spencer Roy Spencer is an indepenent thinker and critic of the current global warming movement. In an article … Continue reading →

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Epistemology: faith and reason

Posted on July 15, 2008 by me

In keeping with my series of posts dealing with epistemology and worldview, BarryA over at Uncommon Descent has – almost as if on cue – written an excellent piece discussing how both Theists and materialists rely on a combination of … Continue reading →

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Modern Christian epistemology

Posted on July 14, 2008 by me

In my last post I briefly discussed the origins of modern epistemology (that area of philosophy concerned with what we know and how we know that we know what we know), for the purpose of providing some background to discuss … Continue reading →

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