In this post, I present my semantic argument and I show how its conclusion renders it likely – or at least significantly increases the likelihood – that God exists.
Felipe Leon has recently put forth an argument against traditional theism, based on what he calls the “Principle of Material Causality” (PMC). In essence, this principle states that...
“Tu es verum esse; tu es totum esse” — Duns Scotus There is an old tradition which associates God with being or existence. Duns Scotus says...
Belief in spirit seems marginal or nearly absent in contemporary philosophy and wider academia. The lack of discussion on spirits may lead one to think that belief in spirits is hopelessly irrational. In this post, I argue otherwise.
Guest post by Andrew Hollingsworth, based on a forthcoming paper. Bio: Andrew Hollingsworth (Ph.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary) is Assistant Professor of Theology and Christian...
This is a guest post from Joshua R. Farris. Here is a bit about Dr. Farris. Bio: Joshua R. Farris is Humboldt Experienced Researcher Fellow and...
A defense of philosophical atheism (or whatever you want to call it) against new atheism (or whatever you want to call it) and my proposed truce.
Standard skeptical theism focuses on our ignorance of the realm of values. I want to suggest a different kind of skeptical response to an evil E.
In a blog post entitled, Two More Arguments Against an Infinite Past, Alexander Pruss offers an argument for the impossibility of an infinite past. The argument...
Jonathan Fuqua is assistant professor of philosophy at Conception Seminary College. Daniel Strudwick is professor of theology and the dean of the President’s Honors College at Quincy University. Their...
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