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 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
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
Leighton thinks the LBCF teaches that man has or had libertarian freedom. That is because the first two statements can be misinterpreted to state such: 1. God hath endued the will of man with that natural liberty and power of acting upon choice, that it is neither forced, nor by any necessity of nature determined to do good or evil. ( Matthew 17:12; James 1:14; Deuteronomy 30:19 ) 2. Man, in his state of innocency, had freedom and power to will and to do that which was good and well-pleasing to God, but yet was unstable, so that he might … Continue reading Flowers on the London Baptist Confession of Faith on Freewill
Someone posted a few questions for presuppositionalist and I figure that I would take a shot at answering them. 1. From a historical standpoint, it seems pretty evident that the Van-Tillian method of doing apologetics was a novelty in the history of Reformed theology. I don’t know how one dispels the evidence that Calvin, Turretin, and most of the puritans held to the classical model. Well, this is true. Presuppositionalism is a development based on a lot of ideas coming together. I think it is consistent with the Worldview reasoning that Christian is forced and always had to deal with. … Continue reading Questions on Presuppositionalism
The idea that permeates internet atheist thought is that the dark ages were caused by Christianity and drove the world into darkness. This even setting human advancement back hundreds of years. This narrative is false and just a silly theory with only evidenced by a family guy episode. Labarum Apologetics: Christianity, Science, and the Dark Ages 001: Introduction Christianity, Science & the Dark Ages 002: What Were the Dark Ages? Christianity, Science & the Dark Ages 003: Hypatia and the Great Library of Alexandria Christianity, Science & the Dark Ages 004: The Rise of Modern Science Christianity, Science & the … Continue reading Christianity, Science & the Dark Ages
There is a controversy about whether penal substitutionary atonement in a modern innovation introduced in the Reformation times. A good list of articles defending the idea that it predates the reformation times was made because of Jason Peterson(Clarkian) rejection of the doctrine. Contemporary writers and scholars, it seems, are beginning to deal with this subject more in our day. For instance, see the following – Atonement in “On the Incarnation of the Word” – Maged M. This Coptic Orthodox blogger notes that Athanasius, Cyril of Alexandria, and John Chrysostom affirm the idea that Christ paid the penalty for our sins in our … Continue reading Before Anselm
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