Sin is proof we have free will. If we didn’t have free will there would be no fall in Eden, no rebellion in heaven, no need for Jesus. If there was no free will, there […]
Category: Miscellaneous
To matt
So one of the most popular atheists on the planet responded to my email. Maybe you’ve heard of Matt Dillahunty. Regardless, I pitched my We Are The Evidence argument for Christianity. Here’s his response: Your […]
C-theory of Time
If time exists inside our universe, and passes as it appears to pass, A-theory of time is true. If a reality exists outside of spacetime, time is only an illusion. From this perspective, our past, […]
Exploring Beliefs
Beliefs are accepted propositions. I believe you means that I accept what you’re saying is true. All knowledge is belief, but all beliefs are not knowledge. Beliefs do not require justification, but knowledge does. For […]
Knowledge, Belief, and Fantasy
What is knowledge? It’s an awareness that something your head corresponds to reality. Of course, there may be justification needed to verify that what’s in your head does actually correspond with reality. Otherwise there is […]
Deja Vu Revisited
Not long ago, I presented a theory about how deja vu could prove that a personal and omniscient god exists. This theory does a little more, though. If two-thirds of people experience deja vu, that […]
Refuting Allah
Alternate title: How great does your God love? In Christianity, we are introduced to the unconditional love of God, who desires that all come to salvation [I Timothy 2:4]. In Islam, Allah orders the death […]
Refuting Eric
I was recently introduced to Eric in a r/DebateAChristian thread. Here’s how Eric is defined [on https://ericthegodeatingpenguin.com/]: God can’t exist because of Eric The God-Eating Magic Penguin. Since Eric is God-Eating by definition, he has no choice but […]
The Laugh
I’ve already presented theories about crying, sneezing, but what about laughing? Why do we laugh? What makes things funny? In a typical joke, expectations are set in a certain line. The joke deviates from the […]
Justified True Belief
I read the other day that the common epistemological definition of knowledge is justified true belief. Let’s take a look at atheism through this definition. Atheism is a ‘lack of belief.’ Therefore if knowledge is […]