Do you know someone who isn’t exactly hostile to God and religion, but just doesn’t seem to care much about them one way or the other? Such a person exhibits religious…
Published May 29, 2018 by Matt Nelson
Published May 17, 2018 by Matt Nelson
The philosopher Immanuel Kant said that all of philosophy aims to answer three basic questions: What can I know? What can I do? What may I hope? He then linked…
Published November 23, 2017 by Matt Nelson
Is there a God? No. What is the nature of reality? What physics says it is. What is the purpose of the universe? There is none. What is the meaning of life? Ditto. Why…
Published September 18, 2017 by Matt Nelson
Few Christians can honestly say they have never had their belief in God tested. Most of us have encountered difficulties along the path of faith and have been tempted, perhaps when…
Published July 27, 2017 by Matt Nelson
In his book The Atheist’s Guide to Reality, philosopher Alex Rosenberg defends his conviction that “the methods of science are the only reliable ways to secure knowledge of anything.” His philosophy is…
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Published February 6, 2017 by Matt Nelson
Man has a parrot-like propensity to be seduced by a catchy saying, hold to it, and assert it repeatedly without thinking seriously about what he is saying. He remembers before…
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