3 Attributes Critical for Effective Persuasion
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Aristotle, the famed ancient Greek philosopher, wrote On Rhetoric in the 4th century BC. Aristotle writes on how one can build a strong case that…
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3 Attributes Critical for Effective Persuasion
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Aristotle, the famed ancient Greek philosopher, wrote On Rhetoric in the 4th century BC. Aristotle writes on how one can build a strong case that…
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Aware Beings Produce Aware Beings: The Argument from Consciousness
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A particularly interesting argument for God’s existence stems from the human consciousness. When a person describes the human consciousness, one is describing not only the…
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The Timelessness of God and the Secrets It Unlocks
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One of the more complicated issues in theology is not so much theodicy (that is, the problem of evil) as difficult as such a topic…
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Could a Big God Care about Small Things?
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The movie Men in Black features Will Smith as Agent J and Tommy Lee Jones as Agent K. These agents seek out aliens who have…
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Responding to Neil deGrasse Tyson's Theodicy Inquisition and the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake
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Recently, I watched a video which featured a recorded lecture by noted astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. A Catholic lady from the crowd asked Tyson if…
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Bell's Quest to Atheism; Brian's Quest to Christian Theism
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To be honest, I was anticipating another topic to begin 2015. However, the story of Ryan Bell has captivated me. Ryan Bell is the former…
