by Tom Gilson
Groundbreaking “Lewis-esque” article now available again! Five years ago I published an article at Touchstone magazine that I titled “Too Good to be False,” and which they titled, “The Gospel Truth of Jesus.”...
Let’s start by agreeing Shermer is right, as he opens this interview: Humans do seek out evidence that supports our beliefs. We do tend to cement our convictions...
Edited and republished from a post on November 15, 2013. Jerry Coyne’s recent Slate article on science and faith gives another chance to clarify the contentious meaning of...
Mike Gene got me thinking about atheists and evidence with a post today at Shadow to Light. (If you’re not following his blog, you really ought to be.)...
A few weeks ago Bob Seidensticker, atheist blogger at Patheos.com, attempted to deconstruct my argument that Jesus is too good to be false. Unfortunately he got the argument...
It’s been too long since I’ve done a good old-fashioned fisking. Today, though, I ran across an article by a pair of apparent geniuses writing about the fine-tuning...
When atheists demand complete proof for God, they’re borrowing a standard from science, where the standard fits, and using it in a place where it doesn’t.
Republished from January 29, 2014. Part of the extended series Evidence for the Faith I thought I was about to launch into a series on evidence for the...
Adam Hamilton’s book Creed repeatedly affirms that belief is a choice, but for him it appears to be a stab in the dark, a matter of the will, not the mind.
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