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Tag Archives: belief
My Childhood God
Sometime tonight between wandering around Borders looking at NT Wright’s latest book as well as a collection of essays called “Belief” and walking out to my car, I had a very interesting revelation. As most really cool revelations go, I … Continue reading
More on morality and atheism
This post follows up on the discussion on my prior post, Moral reasons for atheism, in which I suggested that many atheists choose not to believe in God because of moral issues – they don’t want to change, acknowledge sin, … Continue reading
Atheist convert A.N. Wilson deconverts (back to Christianity)
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
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged A.N. Wilson, atheism, belief, Christianity, convert, easter, faith, Jesus
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The silent warrant
Sounds ominous, doesn’t it? Every day, both at work and off, I read truth claims. Positions stated, propositions advanced, and conclusions asserted. Whether it’s a legal analysis, a theological discussion or the evolution-ID debate, there are truth claims being made. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Philosophy
Tagged argument, belief, persuasion, Philosophy, presuppositions, warrant
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