What is a “Philosophical” Argument?
Avoiding the Inexorable Consequences of One’s Beliefs Since the debate a few weeks ago, I’ve been talking to annihilationists about the foundations on which they build their doctrine. The result has not been very fruitful, as there has been much
What is a “Philosophical” Argument?
Avoiding the Inexorable Consequences of One’s Beliefs Since the debate a few weeks ago, I’ve been talking to annihilationists about the foundations on which they build their doctrine. The result has not been very fruitful, as there has been much
Notes on Ecclesiastes 1:2
Vanity of vanities, says the Preacher; Vanity of vanities, all is vanity! The words of the preacher are not “Peace, peace,”1 but “Vanity of vanities.” His words are not comforting, but they are true: All that is done under the
Notes on Ecclesiastes 1:2
Vanity of vanities, says the Preacher; Vanity of vanities, all is vanity! The words of the preacher are not “Peace, peace,”1 but “Vanity of vanities.” His words are not comforting, but they are true: All that is done under the
Why the Roman Catholic “Church” is Not the Church that Jesus Founded
A Scriptural Refutation of the Claim that the Roman Church is the Church that Christ founded Romanists claim that their organization is the church that Jesus founded. Protestants, they allege, are heretics that have broken away from the true church
Why the Roman Catholic “Church” is Not the Church that Jesus Founded
A Scriptural Refutation of the Claim that the Roman Church is the Church that Christ founded Romanists claim that their organization is the church that Jesus founded. Protestants, they allege, are heretics that have broken away from the true church
Reflections on the Conditionalism Debate
I recently had the opportunity to engage in my first ever public, moderated debate with Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics podcast. The debate can be downloaded from either this blog, Chris’ blog, or the blog over at the debates
Reflections on the Conditionalism Debate
I recently had the opportunity to engage in my first ever public, moderated debate with Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics podcast. The debate can be downloaded from either this blog, Chris’ blog, or the blog over at the debates
