As a professor at a Christian college, I spend a lot of time training young people to think Christianly—building students’ knowledge of Christian doctrine and sharpening their critical thinking skills. Many of my students received solid worldview training prior to … Continued
For the last ten years I have had the privilege and joy of coaching the Taylor University Ethics Bowl team. Ethics Bowl is an intercollegiate debate competition focusing on moral issues. Each Fall semester teams are given fifteen cases dealing … Continued
If you live anywhere near central Indiana and want to hear some great live music tonight (at a ridiculously low price–just $5), check out Bill Mallonee who’ll be playing at New Life Presbyterian Church in Yorktown, Indiana at 7:00 p.m. … Continued
The ninth annual EPS Apologetics Conference will be held November 18-20 at Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia. You can find out more about the conference here. The keynote speakers include Alvin Plantinga, William Lane Craig, and Gary Habermas. … Continued
Check out Amy’s recently published article in The Other Journal. Some readers of this blog will recall that the rudiments of this piece appeared as a W&F post. In this revised and expanded version, her meditations on the “Silver Linings … Continued
The last few days have been very busy for me, as I was interviewed for eleven different radio programs about my book and the “Pray for an Atheist” campaign on Facebook. You can listen to my interview with Chris Arnzen on the … Continued
Several folks, including myself, have launched a Facebook page entitled Pray for an Atheist. As you may know, April 1 has been celebrated in the past as “National Atheists Day,” and in the first week of April is held the … Continued
In the coming weeks, a number of bloggers will be posting reviews or interviews with me about my book, The Making of an Atheist. Some of these have already begun to appear. Joe Gorra interviews me at the EPS Blog, and … Continued
The other day I received some good news from one of my publishers, InterVarsity Press. The book I co-edited with Doug Geivett last year, Faith, Film, and Philosophy, is going into a second printing. This is gratifying because it means … Continued
Its been a good couple of days at the annual Evangelical Theological Society conference here in Providence, Rhode Island. This morning I presented my paper on the problem of evil—specifically, comparing the free will and soul-making theodicies—and it was received well … Continued