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The Best Argument for Both Atheism and Theism
I find it interesting that arguments for both Christianity and Atheism often take some kind of a parallel structure, where each side basically uses the same kind of argument, sometimes almost the exact same argument – but they start from … Continue reading
Miracles and Talking Donkeys
Do you ever get the feeling, when you are talking to someone about Kant’s categorical imperative, that the other “person” is actually a tiny worm that you had put on a hook to go fishing? And that suddenly you realize … Continue reading
Are Theists Opposed to Science?
As a kid, I used to have this venting doll named Mr. Long-Legs. When I was upset, I would take out my frustration by boxing Mr. Long-Legs into a state of doll oblivion. Bottom-line: If this were a Toy Story … Continue reading
The Joy of Watching Academics Squirm About Pre-Cognition
In my experience, academics are lovable, thoughtful, delightful people…but some of them (us?) are also implicitly – and colossally – arrogant. They seem to suffer the same fate as pastors – because they are viewed by a portion of the … Continue reading
From the Reader Mailbag: Is God in the Same Category as a Lucky Ball (Part II)?
This week we continue our discussion of whether or not God can be viewed as a kind of lucky object. As a reminder, here is the question from a reader that we are pursuing: Reader Question: The question is how … Continue reading
From the Reader Mailbag: Is God in the Same Category as a Lucky Ball?
Reader Question: Apologetic Professor, if you could be any superhero, which superhero would you be? My response: Don’t be ridiculous. I am a superhero: Font Boy, with his awesome power of font recognition! (My favorite catchphrase: Don’t be afraid, ma’am, … Continue reading
Why Materialism Is Not Skeptical
For years, doctors said that my tonsils and my appendix didn’t do anything, so it was ok to simply remove them with almost no provocation whatsoever. “Apologetic Professor,” they’d say in their deep doctor voices, “I notice your tonsils look … Continue reading
About Hope
There are days when I am not certain that Christianity is true. (I pause for a moment to await a bolt of lightning from on high; as said bolt seems to still remain in the hand of the Almighty – … Continue reading
Why I Am Not a Postmodernist
This is an actual entry from the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Clinical Disorders used by the American Psychological Association: “Epistemology (description): Epistemology is a serious chronic mental problem for people who doubt that knowledge exists. (I mean, seriously, … Continue reading