[responsivevoice_button] There was a defense of free will written over on InspringPhilosophy’s blog. I won’t comment on every part but merely a couple of things. The issue of quantum mechanics doesn’t interest me much because of my commitment to the … Continue reading PSR, FreeWill, and Foreknowledge
[responsivevoice_button] A good statement I say in regards to the free will debate was by Peter Van Inwagen. I saw in over on T-blog and I’ll quote it here because I liked it: The most salient change I would make, … Continue reading Is “Freewill” the Issue?
A very good read on the hymn and its true origin. Why we sing “I have decided to follow Jesus” by Jesse Johnson Continue reading Why we sing “I have decided to follow Jesus” by Jesse Johnson
[responsivevoice_button] I’m going to quote the relevant portions of a conversation(and add helpful changes with a radical abortionist on twitter: TheSire: Why do you suppose it is wrong to murder a fully grown human? What are your actual beliefs? Do … Continue reading That’s like your opinion, man
I was on youtube and saw this and I wish to comment on the idea. I think it is naive to bring all these people together in some apologetic “empire”. The reason is that nothing holds them together with each … Continue reading Apologetics Empires
[responsivevoice_button] An ancient problem that permeates the history of philosophy is the one and many. It deals with the nature of all things of just the thing that would be reality. So, I am going to share this quote about … Continue reading The One and Many
[responsivevoice_button] Jimmy Stephens had a conversation with some Orthdox people about extra-Biblical tradition: Apostleship has no inherently authority. . .for it’s merely a title, to be fair. No, actually, this is partly how NT inspiriation ties in with verses about … Continue reading Apostleship and Tradition
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