i) One objection to a timeless Creator is that causes precede effects. But is that necessarily the case? For instance, when I stand in fron...

Commenting on geocentrism, van Inwagen says: Why did the medievals believe this? Well, because that's how things felt (the earth be...

4 But he who is joined with all the living has hope, for a living dog is better than a dead lion. 5 For the living know that they will die,...

Timothy McGrew recently raised some fundamental objections to Cornelius Van Til: In his Christian Theistic Evidences, Van Til spends s...

A correspondent recently asked me some questions about epistemology. Here's the exchange: I just want to know if you are a coheren...

I’m beginning to wonder if certain SF scenarios aren’t fostering an irrational skepticism among some believers and unbelievers. In SF scenar...

Before he died, Gordon Clark published an article The Trinity Review in which he summarized his objections to empiricism. http://www.trinity...

Sean Gerety did a post a while back entitled “Ink marks on a page.” Normally, when I quote someone, I give the URL. However, an URL would be...

Sean Gerety quotes this passage from John Robbins: Knowledge is always true. One cannot know that 2 + 2 = 5. Opinions may be true or false. ...

“Let me define a couple terms, and then I will turn to the body of my paper, an examination of Scripture. First, I am not using word proposi...

One of the stock objections to sense knowledge which Scripturalists like to raise is the problem of induction. Can we infer the future from ...

Thomas Paine wrote in Age of Reason ( on-line source : note, I just Googled the quote so I'm not endorsing anything else on that websit...