If you’re a nerd or like the technical discussions in theology and philosophy, then you’ll like this one. Dr. Clint Arnold was asked a question based off of an answer Dr. Nicholas Wolterstorff gave when he was at Redux last month. Here’s his response.
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The History and Philosophy of Atheism class that I’m teaching at Kilns College starts Tuesday night. I’m really kind of looking forward to it. The subject is essentially Philosophy of Religion, which is what my first Masters degree was in. It’ll be fun getting back into it. There’s a crazy cool reading list for the class
I’m gearing up for a course I’m teaching at Kilns College this winter/spring called The History and Philosophy of Atheism. This class ties together all of my favorite subjects… philosophy, history, religion and science. Can’t wait!! Here is the course description: The purpose of this course is to look at the historical development and philosophical arguments
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Tamara is reading through C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicle’s of Narnia and came across this passage that I marked years ago in The Magician’s Nephew. We must go back a bit and explain what the whole scene had looked like from Uncle Andrew’s point of view. It had not made at all the same impression on
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Below is a link to Alvin Plantinga’s review of Richard Dawkins’ new book, The God Delusion. Dawkins is an outspoken atheist who is spearheading a new generation of militant atheists bent on rooting out religious belief. Alvin Plantinga is John A. O’Brien Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. He is one of
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I can’t remember when I started loving history, but I do remember when I began to love philosophy. I was a senior at Clemson University and somehow found the tape ministry of Ravi Zacharias. His intellectual approach to teaching, preaching, and explaining Christianity really appealed to me — and it wasn’t long till I was
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