[responsivevoice_button] I’m no scholar in the area of jurisprudence. I have an intuitive problem with double jeopardy. What justifies this moral position? I mean it does seem problematic to charge a man infinite times with the same crime. But certain … Continue reading Double Jeopardy
Further Suggestion: The Bible and Slavery Continue reading Is Exodus 21:20-21 A Manual For Beating Slaves?
Trent Horn has a few youtube videos in response to Mike Winger and his series on Catholicism. Trent Horn provides the common arguments in favor of catholicism that has been addressed before. So, I’ll provide links to the various responses … Continue reading Mike Winger vs Trent Horn
This is just a couple of articles that discuss things of that topic: Kevin Deyoung: Distinguishing among the Three Persons of the Trinity within the Reformed Tradition Tyler Wittman: Calvin, Classical Trinitarianism, and the Aseity of the Son Continue reading Distinguishing Among the Three Persons of the Trinity within the Reformed Tradition
[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
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