The Problem of the Criterion: A Christian’s Thoughts by Jimmy Stephens The problem with particularism is spelled out by philosophers who try to handle the problem of the criterion. Namely, it is subjectivism. When the epistemologist calls one of his … Continue reading The Problem of the Criterion: A Christian’s Thoughts
Jane The SJW: It’s absolutely not justifiable to murder your child if it misbehaves. There is no excuse to take your child out into the community to be stoned to death just cause they disobey their parents. You’re the first … Continue reading Should we execute rebellious children?
Chris Matthew answered a few questions regarding logic and I wish to share them here. He was asked why logic couldn’t be descriptive and why couldn’t they just be in particular: I think there are several problems here. First, this … Continue reading Why couldn’t Logic just be Descriptive?
The Omniscient Lord: How Does God Know Things? by Chris Matthew In this limited treatment of God’s knowledge, I hope to begin by discussing the accommodated nature of propositions, followed by an excursus on God’s self-consciousness, and close with an … Continue reading The Omniscient Lord: How Does God Know Things?
Chris Matthew responds to an argument making the rounds on Twitter: “Wretched” is an apt term, if not an understatement, for something as difficult as this. Before I begin my rejoinder, though, I’ll reproduce the argument here: P1. God’s Creatorhood … Continue reading A Rejoinder to the Wretched Argument
Chris Matthew has written on transgenderism in the past. I refer to his simple dilemma in regards to trying to argue for transgenderism coherently: Some Definitions – Gender essentialism: The theory that universally recognised conceptions of masculine and feminine characteristics … Continue reading A Dilemma for Transgenderism
Deuteronomy 21:4 4 And the elders of that city shall bring the heifer down to a valley with running water, which is neither plowed nor sown, and shall break the heifer’s neck there in the valley. Chris Matthew tackles another concern … Continue reading The Sacrifice of Unworked Heifers
Pastor Tom Hicks wrote an article on the issue of Theonomy. I am going to share a response from Chris Matthew and Garcia: https://pastortomhicks.com/2020/11/17/why-is-theonomy-unbiblical/ Theonomy, in the technical sense, teaches that the underlying principles of Old Covenant judicial laws are … Continue reading A Response to Tom Hicks on Theonomy
This is where Chris Matthew answers my friend’s question in regards to the relationship between the offer of the gospel and Calvinism: QUESTION: If limited atonement is true we find ourselves with a bit of a problem. Christ commands people … Continue reading The Well-Meant Offer
I was asked about universals and I asked Jimmy to comment upon the issue. Here were his thoughts: Scott the Classical Apologist: Reflecting on our conversation last week, in terms of the form and matter conception, do you hold that … Continue reading Universals
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