Category Archives: Faith, Science & Doubt

Wright thinking

Posted on May 7, 2007 by me

This school year I have been privileged to have facilitated an online class of high-school students using NT Wright’s recent book, Simply Christian: Why Christianity Makes Sense. As many who know me can attest, NT Wright is my favorite theologian. … Continue reading →

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The 4 challenges to atheism

Posted on May 7, 2007 by me

On a tip from Denyse O’Leary over at Uncommon Descent, I went over to Townhall.com and read Frank Pastore’s article from yesterday, “Why Atheism Fails: The Four Big Bangs.” Frank apparently used to be a Major League pitcher (I’m no … Continue reading →

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What the [blank] do we know?

Posted on May 6, 2007 by me

There’s a great post by Totally Baked on the joy of irrationality. There’s also an interesting post by Mike at tuibguy on the topic of science and truth. Which all brings me to my own topic: what really do we … Continue reading →

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The Great Blasphemy Challenge Debate

Posted on May 2, 2007 by me

Well, it remains to be seen how great this will be. My son forwarded me a link to an article about an upcoming debate between the 2 atheist guys who started the YouTube “Blasphemy Challenge” (if you haven’t heard about … Continue reading →

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