A Courageous Argument Against A Maximally Great Being
Someone left this argument against the first premise of The Modal Ontological Argument on The Cerebral Faith Facebook Page and I didn't know how to respond. The argument is intended…
Q&A: Follow Up On Objections To The Free Will Defense Against The Problem Of Evil
Since as I have explained before, the email I last sent was incomplete I shall give a better one now with my responses and some additional arguments presented. I also…
The Two Faced Nature Of The Young Earth Creationist
I've noticed an unsettling trend among my Christians brothers and sisters who adhere to a young earth view of creationism. It's no secret that this is, without a doubt, the most…
Q&A: Objections To The Free Will Defense Against The Problem Of Evil
(Note: Many of these arguments and statements with some modifications and additions were taken from my facebook comment on this article: http://www.vexen.co.uk/religion/theodicy_freewill.html)The most successful free will defense argues that in…
Is It Okay For Protestants To Pray The Rosary?
The Rosary is a necklace with many beads on it and it has a crucifix down at the very bottom. But far from being a mere fashion accessory for Christians,…
Q&A: Is Omniscience A Self-Contradictory Concept?
I have read many of your and many other Christians respond to many of the alleged contradictions of omniscience with either God's attributes or things you believe exist in humans…
God’s Freedom To Love Revisited
Some object that if libertarian free will is required for human beings to love truly, then wouldn't that undermine God's love. After all, God is love by nature (1 John…
Responding to Sam Burke’s Argument That Christianity Entails Anti-Natalism
In the comment section of one of the posts on the Cerebral Faith facebook page, Sam Burke commented "If I found out Christianity was true, I would do everything in…
What Is Soft Libertarian Free Will?
Today, I'm going to write a pretty short article explaining what Soft Libertarian Free Will is. Tim Stratton called it "Limited Libertarian Free Will", but in his book Salvation and…
Q&A: How Do We Know Logic Is Reliable?
Greetings. To offer some preliminary remarks: I admit this question isn't very theological, it's much more philosophical, born out curiosity. Nevertheless, I do believe it's an interesting question that deserves…
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