[responsivevoice_button] The non-Christian worldview does not share a metaphysic or epistemology with Christianity with respect to unity and plurality. Some non-Christians are emphatic about the ontological one-ness or unity of everything to the exclusion of any plurality. If it is … Continue reading Nicene Presuppositionalism
From The Hymn to Enlil, from Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament: Enlil whose command is far-reaching, lofty his word (and) holy, Whose pronouncement is unchangeable, who decrees destinies unto the distant future, Whose lifted eye scans … Continue reading False Advertising
[responsivevoice_button] I wish to name here some of the reasons I am a presuppositionalist rather than a classical apologist. I recently had a discussion with someone about it and I think it would be good to write some of these … Continue reading Classical Apologetics: Stated and Rejected
This is a list of the best critiques of the terrible franchise known as “Star Wars.” Star Wars has always had issues despite its place for good storytelling, but the new movies are liberal turds. Here are my favorite reviews: … Continue reading The Fall of Star Wars
This is me adding to a conversation held over Twitter with Kwaku El. This to make it easier for me to reply to some of these questions. if joseph smith was a prophet, it means God has restored clarity in … Continue reading Mormon Miracles
I have done a series of articles on Kwaku El and his style of Mormon apologetics for some time. I wish now to collect the relevant material. Is God Immaterial? Is God Immaterial? Part 2 Early Jewish Monotheism and Materialism … Continue reading Kwaku El
[responsivevoice_button] I have an interest in issues around the doctrine of God and for sake of keeping stuff I read orderly I put it here. Here is something Dr. Bolt directed me to and I wish to share it for you people as well: As I understand Oliphint, having read and listened to most of his other works, God possesses contingent/covenantal/”God with us” properties due to his having condescended through the act of creation. As he explains especially in the fourth chapter of God With Us, these contingent properties do not constitute a nature, but in Oliphint’s scheme they function analogously to the human nature in … Continue reading Covenantal Properties
Another post on the infamous Philip Jackson’s attempt to take down Compatibilism. This time we have a special answer from Grant Hageman: Philip Jackson: My argument against the Compatibilist view of “free will” 1. If the only criterion for human freedom is that a person acts in accordance with their strongest desire even if the desire itself is determined by another person, then Bob must be considered to be free in the case where I put a chip in his brain that determines him to desire to torture an infinite amount of infinitely sentient beings. 2. The only criterion(given Compatibilism) … Continue reading Philip Jackson and the Search for Compatibilist Answers
Dr. Vern Poythress discusses how we can talk about ‘chance’ and ‘randomness’. https://frame-poythress.org/how-should-christians-understand-chance-and-randomness/ Continue reading How should Christians understand chance and randomness?
I state in my previous article that I would mainly focus on Kwaku El. I wish to comment on the case provided by the Christian pastor. Now, in general, I agree with most of the things he stated. Here is … Continue reading Is God Immaterial? Part 2
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