Natural Theology and God of the Gaps

Is there any theistic argument that can’t be accused of being a god-of-the-gaps argument?

And if not, then what happens to the god-of-the-gaps argument? Victor Reppert has a quick provocative answer to suggest.

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December 20, 2007 – 7:43 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Evidences | Post Comments (1) Recent Blog Comments For primary navigation click "Show Menu" above. For sidebar material (About, Links, Subscriptions, Blogroll, Copyright, ...) scroll down and click "Further Information."
  1. SteveK wrote:
    December 20, 2007 at 9:14 pm   Link

    Victor’s comments point back to an earlier post that he made (here), which pointed back to a post on your blog (here), which was referenced in the comment section by Tom (here).

    This subject has been brought up on a number of occasions here and, if I remember correctly, the critics responded by mentioning something about prediction, verification and statistics. :)

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