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The Fine Tuning of the Universe
Reasonable Faith have put out a new video explaining the fine tuning argument: Scientists have come to the shocking realization that the fundamental constants and quantities of our universe have been...
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Thinking matters – What’s in a Worldview?
Welcome to the third instalment of my series – Thinking matters. If you are a newcomer to this ongoing conversation, I recommend reading here and here to catch up. Moving right along to the next...
View ArticleIntelligent Design: Science, Philosophy, or Theology?
Following Stephen Meyer’s talks in NZ, a few people will be thinking more about intelligent design. What is it, and why does it matter? The central claim of the intelligent design movement is that...
View ArticleAll religions the same? Take a closer look
An oft repeated sentiment today is that all religions are basically the same in that they are all subjective, unscientific, and just plain false. So in today’s secular climate, how does someone go...
View ArticleDiamond in the rough – Why Christianity is unique
In my previous post, we explored the falsifiability (or lack thereof) of some world religions. Here we will dive straight into the credentials of my personal favourite – Christianity. We left off with...
View ArticleThe Moral Argument
Reasonable Faith have put out a new video explaining the moral argument: “Can you be good without God? See, here’s the problem: If there is no God, what basis remains for objective good or bad, right...
View ArticleAssurance of Salvation: 3 Reasons Why Apologetics Fails
If someone asked you right now “How certain are you that you are going to heaven?” what would you say? Could you put a number on it? This is what is known as Assurance of Salvation, the knowledge that...
View ArticleJesus The Game Changer 10 of 10: REASON & SCIENCE
Pop quiz – Which work of ancient literature contains the following: “Come, let us reason together”? The answer is, of course, the Bible. The Sunday school teachers or taught may have got that one...
View ArticleFreeing inconsistency
According to philosopher, Douglas Groothuis, one of the foundational aspects of a worldview is coherency. A worldview needs to internally make sense before it can hope to stand up to external scrutiny...
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Foundations for interpretation
Some of mankind’s most enduring questions have been those surrounding the topic of epistemology, or the study of knowledge. What is true knowledge? Where does it come from and how do we obtain it? Are...
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