Author: TheSire
Is Jesus a Compatibilist?
For the sake of your sanity, don’t watch the video. Leighton discusses his debate with Matt Slick and how he doesn’t fully understand Matt Slick’s argument. Leighton’s case for years has been that Libertarian freedom is a necessary condition for moral culpability. The ironic thing is Leighton said he was fine with Jesus being a human that was under determinism. But that entails that Christ wasn’t responsible for any of his actions. Even worse for Leighton’s worldview is that none of Christ actions are praiseworthy or blameworthy given his presuppositions. But if Leighton thinks Libertarian freedom is only a sufficient condition for … Continue reading Is Jesus a Compatibilist?
Eric Hernandez on Presuppositionalism
Eric Hernandez went on Soteriology101 to discuss Calvinism and presuppositionalism. It wasn’t a very interesting podcast. So, I’ll state a few brief things about it and won’t waste much time about it. 1. Hernandez is simply ignorant of the actual presuppositionalists view of the role of evidence in apologetics. He thinks Van Tilians are against evidence and even quips “Elijah didn’t read Van Til”. Dr. James Anderson stated in an article about “Frequently Encountered Misconceptions of Van Til”: 1. Van Til rejected the use of evidence in apologetics [A] minority of evangelicals continues to support retrenchment and isolationism. […] Not … Continue reading Eric Hernandez on Presuppositionalism
Eternality101
Leighton Flowers, when pushed on the issue of whether foreknowledge is compatible with Libertarian freedom, appeals to Dr. William Lane Craig on the issue where many philosophers make a modal mistake. The issue with that response from Leighton is to assume that that is the only way Calvinist could argue for determinism is invoking the issue of necessity. But take the following argument: If God timelessly knows the past, then God’s knowledge of the past is unalterable, in which case the past is unalterable. If God timelessly knows the future, then God’s knowledge of the future is unalterable, in which case the future … Continue reading Eternality101
From Atheist to Christian at Yale
I enjoyed this testimony. Give it a try. Continue reading From Atheist to Christian at Yale
Christianity and Idealism
1. Idealism and Christian Dogma: I had a conversation with an idealist about if it can be reconciled with Christian thought. I figure I’d ask around and see what some more informed Christian’s thoughts about it. Here are his thoughts: … Continue reading Christianity and Idealism
Does Physics Lead to God?
In this article, you have a Ph.D. geocentrist arguing that a philosopher of science is incorrect about the issue of Quantum Physics. The philosopher of science is arguing that QM implies that the material world doesn’t exist. http://bylogos.blogspot.com/2018/09/does-physics-lead-to-god.html Continue reading Does Physics Lead to God?
Simon Gathercole on the Preexistence of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels
Simon Gathercole gave lectures on the issue of the Christology of the Synoptic Gospels: The Synoptic “I Have Come” Sayings of Jesus and Pre-Existence, Part 1 The Synoptic “I Have Come” Sayings of Jesus and Pre-Existence, Part 2 The Synoptic “I Have Come” Sayings of Jesus and Pre-Existence, Part 3 Sin in God’s Economy: Agencies in Romans 1 & 7 The Petrine and Pauline Sola Fide in Galatians 2 Continue reading Simon Gathercole on the Preexistence of Christ in the Synoptic Gospels
Mormon Trinitarians?
“Peer” Review
I think in the mind of many folks that the peer review process is nearly foolproof. But many are becoming disillusioned by that paradigm. Mieke Bal: Let’s Abolish the Peer-Review System News Sources: Academics: peer-reviewed journals prove bias by publishing our fake research on gender, feminism Hoaxers Slip Breastaurants and Dog-Park Sex Into Journals Continue reading “Peer” Review

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