Category Archives: Faith, Science & Doubt

William Lycan gives dualism its due

Posted on August 29, 2009 by me

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 →

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The Internet Monk on Atheism

Posted on August 29, 2009 by me

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 →

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Fr. Dmitiri Dudko on faith and proof

Posted on July 23, 2009 by me

Russian Orthodox priest Father Dmitri Dudko was both a heroic and a tragic figure in Communist Russia.  He was under constant scrutiny by the KGB, but continued to teach the truth of Christianity. While Christian dialog was prohibited, in 1972 … Continue reading →

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Credit where credit’s due

Posted on July 20, 2009 by me

As most of you who read this know, one of my more frequent commenters is my friend, Mike.  Mike and I became friends years ago because we both liked John Prine and the Guess Who, among other things.  A few … Continue reading →

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