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Tag Archives: Philosophy
Faith in science?
Naive young people are vulnerable to the impression that science has conclusively proven that nothing beyond nature could have any conceivable relevance to what happens in nature. Continue reading
Posted in Academy, Anthropology, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, Christian worldview, Creation, Culture, Evil in the world, Evolution, Faith, Fear of religion, Freedom, God, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Intelligent Design, Life, Philosophy, Sam Harris, Science, Truth, Wisdom, Worldview
Tagged Creation, Evolution, Faith, Intelligent design, Materialism, Philosophy, Science
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Two versions of reality
Why do humans everywhere throughout all of history intuitively feel a pervasive longing for meaning, morality and destiny? Continue reading
Posted in Academy, Afraid to die, Afterlife, Anthropology, Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, Christian worldview, Christianity, Eternal life, Evil in the world, Faith, Fear of death, God, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Imago Dei, Main problem, Manifesto, Meaning of life, Morality, Nihilism, Philosophy, purpose, Relativism, Religion-not the answer, Seeking God, THeo-phobia, Theodicy, True Christianity?, Truth, Witness, Worldview
Tagged Atheism, God, Meaning of life, Naturalism, Philosophy, Worldview
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Evidence for atheism?
But lack of evidence, if indeed evidence is lacking, is no grounds for atheism. Continue reading
Science-Creation Debate
I think we need more transparency about what science can and cannot prove. This will require honesty from both sides of the debate. Continue reading
Confusing faith and science
When teachers suggest that the science of evolution leads to the philosophy of naturalism, they give students the misleading impression that the science of evolution offers more than it is capable of telling us. Continue reading
Posted in Creation, Evolution, Faith, God, God Particle, Intelligent Design, Philosophy, Religion, Science, University students, Wisdom
Tagged Creationism, Faith, Intelligent design, Philosophy, Religion, Science
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Science can’t give us all the answers
As profoundly beneficial as scientific research has been, there are many things that are outside of the reach of scientific inquiry. Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Atheists, Christian worldview, Creation, Imago Dei, Intelligent Design, Science
Tagged Creation, God, Philosophy, Science
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Postmodern – people still want to know what it means
Postmodern concern for plurality, diversity and tolerance have not led to a more stable and secure society. Instead, the postmodern era exchanged one misguided mood for another. Postmodernity was fueled by a shift from the human optimism of modernity (based on scientific certainty and technological progress), to a pessimistic mood of skepticism and uncertainty. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, D. A. Carson, Emerging Leaders, Philosophy, Postmodern, Worldview
Tagged Leadership, Ministry, Philosophy, Postmodernity, Psychology
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