CCv1 Apologetics Conference
Awesome news: tickets to CCv1, our very first apologetics conference, are on sale now! There are a limited amount available, so I recommend registering ASAP before they’re all gone. No,…
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Dr. Loke’s First Rebuttal vs. Paulogia
Is there Good Evidence for Group Appearances of Risen Jesus? In my opening statement,1 I have commented on the key terms of the debate topic, discussed the methodological issues, and presented…
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Dr. Andrew Loke’s Opening Statement vs. Paulogia
Is there Good Evidence for Group Appearances of Risen Jesus? I appreciate Paulogia’s willingness to engage in this written debate, and I hope that our interaction will be helpful for people…
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Short Review: The Mirror or the Mask? (Lydia McGrew)
When I first heard of Michael Licona’s Why Are There Differences in the Gospels?, I was intrigued. I read some about his literary device view. For instance, the example I…
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Two (More) Arguments for Substance Dualism
In the previous post, I discussed modal arguments for substance dualism. Here I defend two more arguments. Both have to do with mereology, the study of the relation between parts…
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Do Humans Have “Souls”? Yes, For Two Reasons
In the last post, I argued for property dualism. I argued that consciousness was not reducible to physical phenomena. So far, I have not addressed what kind of things we…
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The “Zombie Argument” for Property Dualism
In the previous post, I laid out some of the terrain in the philosophy of mind. (If you have not read that post, it is important that you at least…
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3 Solid Reasons to Trust the Christmas Story
As we approach Christmas, the story of the first Christmas confronts us. Jesus’ birth is recorded by the first two chapters of Matthew and Luke. And they make remarkable claims:…
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Dualism, Physicalism, and Philosophy of Mind
I am writing this as an expansion of my initial three-part series on natural theology. I said at the beginning of that series that there were a number of important…
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Is Bart Ehrman Right When He Says Half of Paul’s Letters are Forgeries?
Out of the 13 letters of Paul found in the New Testament, skeptical critics like Bart Ehrman will only grant that 7 of them are genuine. (Romans, 1&2 Corinthians, Galatians,…
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