From J. P. Moreland, “The God Question: An Invitation to a Life of Meaning” (Eugene, OR: Harvest House. 2009) 34-35 “[S]uppose I invited you over to my house to play a game of Monopoly. When you arrive I announce that the game is going to be a bit different. Before us is the Monopoly board, [...]
Tags: God Question, J. P. Moreland, life, meaning, meaning of life
This question has been answered with an affirmative yes by some of this blog’s recent commenters, who have epic experience in critical thought. Their objections are rather amusing to say the least. Loud atheists like these are known for their deification of “truth” and “reason” while they proclaim the superiority of their intelligence over any [...]
Tags: Knowledge, Opinion, Philosophy
by V. P. I am presently studying the philosophy of religion, using The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Religion as an introduction. While reading some of the articles written by some of the best philosophers in the field, I was struck by the density of the concepts explained, requiring some intense consideration about my [...]
Tags: life, Philosophy, practicality
Before we begin, I just want to make note of a few posts that I made in the past. I do realize how bad the argument from intentionality is, I only posted it early because I felt like the project was going nowhere due to a lack of time and sources on the subject. I will be [...]
Tags: historcity, moses
This is a brief excerpt of a worldview analysis essay which I’m writing for one of my classes. For space reasons, I only give a shallow treatment of the issues. Portions of this paper will later be incorporated into a larger essay I’m writing which is tentatively titled, “Why I Am a Christian.” How are we [...]
