Tag Archives: modernism

A little philosophical diversion: Why the Outsider Test for Faith fails

Posted on September 24, 2010 by me

Okay, every once in a while I just have to comment on the ridiculous nature of certain atheists’ attempts to appear superior to people who don’t think “faith” is a bad word. I really should just unsubscribe to the Debunking … Continue reading →

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Why believe in Christianity?

Posted on January 7, 2010 by me

It seems that I just can’t stop reading the terribly unimaginative things that most atheists blog about; for me, it’s like watching a train wreck.  I just have this morbid fascination.  Perhaps it is more of a fascination with modernism, … Continue reading →

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Re Considering the issue of Tradition

Posted on November 7, 2009 by me

With regard to my current series on the issue of Tradition, especially the Eastern concept of Tradition, here’s an interesting article with some helpful guidelines in considering something – like historic Christianity – which might be outside of your current … Continue reading →

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Working on the New World Order

Posted on March 6, 2009 by admin

I think Harry Collins is a little bit nuts; what do you think? Collins is a professor of social science at Cardiff University, who is apparently tired of having the social sciences marginalized and is working on the groundrules for … Continue reading →

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