The myth of physicalism––a continuing discussionThe third part of a friendly discussion between a humanist and Christian. Here the terms mythology, God, and physicalism are defined and…4d ago4d ago
“Morality without mythology”: a humanist responseThis is the second post sharing a discussion between friends, one a self-described humanist and the other a self-described Christian. Read…Jun 13A response icon2Jun 13A response icon2
A friendly discussion between a Humanist and a ChristianDean Brett and I have known each other for many years having numerous friends in common. We were aware that despite our mutual respect, we…Jun 10A response icon3Jun 10A response icon3
Einstein and Wheeler: Is the Moon There Whether We See It or Not?Are we participants in bringing the universe we inhabit into existence? Quantum physics showed observers play a unique role in the actions…Jun 3A response icon9Jun 3A response icon9
Is nature the consolation we need, or do we need to go deeper?“May you live in interesting times,” sometimes thought to be an ancient Chinese curse, has been repeated on many occasions in the past few…May 16May 16
Challenging questions about Christian beliefA commenter named Notch on my recent post about the debate between an atheist and a Christian asked some very penetrating questions about…May 8A response icon5May 8A response icon5
Christianity and politics: Is it about justice or liberty?In a divergence from my typical musings on science and philosophy, and in response to questions by a couple of Medium readers, I give my…Apr 30Apr 30
Is the Big Slurp a Clue to the End Times?Biblical teaching on the eschaton–– the end times–– features a complete restoration of the created universe. This conflicts with the most…Apr 25A response icon1Apr 25A response icon1
Is an acausal universe the best response to the Kalam cosmological argument?We look at how a top Medium science writer, Dr. Ethan Siegel, responds to the Kalam cosmological argument for the existence of God.Apr 15Apr 15
How the lines between material and immaterial are blurringMany believe that the dividing line between the religious and the non-religious, between theist and atheists, is defined by whether one…Apr 8A response icon6Apr 8A response icon6