Tag: Naturalism
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“Don’t be fooled. Secularism is a form of theocracy. It’s very jealous for its own glory, commands our worship, & demands a set of ethics. – Andrew T. Walker This is an important point. All secularists, materialists and naturalists have their own “little gods” – whether it be money, power,…
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Is it possible that evil actually presents a powerful argument for the very existence of God? Can the existence of evil be used, in the words of Anselm, “to shatter the rigid resistance of unbelievers?” Philosopher Gregory Ganssle acknowledges that evil seems to supply evidence against the existence of God,…
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+ Abductive Argument, Anselm, Athenagoras, christianity, Christus Victor, CS Lewis, Dualism, Evidential Problem of Evil, Evil, Existential Problem of Evil, god, Good, Gustav Aulen, Logical Problem of Evil, Materialism, natural law, Naturalism, Skeptical Theism, Theodicy, worldview+
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Inside the Transgender Empire Christopher Rufo is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. He has a well-researched essay here entitled “Inside the Transgender Empire”, that is based upon a lecture he gave at Hillsdale College. Rufo doesn’t pull any punches and calls the transgender movement out…
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James Sire, widely respected apologist, author, and lecturer who served for more than thirty years as senior editor at InterVarsity Press, provides five reasons why nihilism is unlivable: 1st) From meaninglessness nothing at all follows, or rather, anything follows. If the universe is meaningless and a person cannot know and…
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“Nihilism is a denial of any philosophy or worldview—a denial of the possibility of knowledge, a denial that anything is valuable. If it proceeds to the absolute denial of everything, it even denies the reality of existence itself. In other words, nihilism is the negation of everything—knowledge, ethics, beauty, reality.…
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