Here is a dialogue regarding the Stroudian objection and I will add any updates when they come about. For other occasions and dialogues about such: Bosserman on Stroud’s Objection – The Council (spirited-tech.com) Stroud and Van Til – The Council … Continue reading The Stroudian Objection and TACT
In this article, Jimmy and I are going to address the objections of a collaborative youtube channel called Scholastic Lutherans. This channel uploaded video last December on the topic of Presuppositionalism, providing some objections. Here, we respond to the objections … Continue reading Scholastic Lutherans’ Objections to Presuppositionalism
Jimmy Stephens: Van Til means that God is exhaustively personal. God has personality or personhood in a way that is self-contained. By comparison, I’m unipersonal in my personhood where God is tripersonal, remembering that I’m an analogical reflection of God’s … Continue reading Van Til’s Serious Trinitarian Theology
Dr. James Anderson explains how the denial of the atonement is an issue for Islam: The obvious problem with this response is that it openly equivocates on the term justice. In essence, it argues that God sometimes “concedes justice” (“in its … Continue reading Arbitrary Justice in Islam
The study cited by the author doesn't seem to support the claim that "the brains of trans people are unique" at all: https://t.co/g23401h7Di Perhaps the author was hoping no one would read the article and think about what it actually … Continue reading Is There Something Unique about the Transgender Brain?
Recently, Roman Polanski appeared to make the news again. Roman Polanski is the Bill Cosby that everyone in Hollywood still defends because he raped a long time ago and made a few good movies. Now, this is just one of … Continue reading Polanski, Modern Trends, and Crime
Absence of Papal Views Among the Earliest Christians By Keith Thompson Introduction In the fourth session of the 1870 first Vatican Council, Rome made the false assertion that belief in papal primacy has always been understood by the church as … Continue reading Absence of Papal Views Among the Earliest Christians
Does Matthew 16 Teach Peter was the Pope? By Keith Thompson Mathew 16 is the most often cited text by Roman Catholics. It is said that this is where Peter was instituted as the infallible, supreme leader of the church … Continue reading Does Matthew 16 Teach Peter was the Pope?
I am having a dialogue in regard to the issue with Unitarianism: TheSire: I think (1) it’s somewhat the most promising route here provided but Neoplatonism probably isn’t correct: http://pushingtheantithesis.blogspot.com/2021/08/islam-neoplatonism-and-concept-of.html Islam, Neoplatonism, and the Concept of an Absolute God (pushingtheantithesis.blogspot.com) … Continue reading Is the Love Argument for the Trinity Refuted?
A Thomist was trying to explain what eternal generation without causation. I asked Jimmy Stephens his comments on the issue: The procession of the Word in God is called generation. In proof whereof we must observe that generation has a … Continue reading Emanationism and Generation
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