Month: September 2010

A Scientific Question? Part 9

One way of understanding “science” is that it is concerned with the discovery and verification of facts. If God exists, then the existence of God is a fact. If there is no God, then the non-existence of God is a fact. Either way, there is a fact to be discovered and verified. So, it looks A Scientific Question? Part 9

A Scientific Question? Part 8

There are four different possible kinds of questions, in relation to the categories of “scientific questions” and “historical questions” (prior to doing an analysis of these concepts):X.S…..H1. T…..T2. T…..F3. F…..T4. F…..F (1) both scientific and historical(2) scientific but not historical(3) not scientific but historical(4) not scientific and not historical I am going to make a A Scientific Question? Part 8

New Chick Tract

Jack Chick for kids. (Though it’s hard to believe any of his other tracts are for adults.) Weirdly self-referential.

Goodbye to All That

Over the past ten years I have published, in one venue or another, about twenty things on the philosophy of religion. I have a book on the subject, God and Burden of Proof, and another criticizing Christian apologetics, Why I am not a Christian. During my academic career I have debated William Lane Craig twice Goodbye to All That