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Tag Archives: agnosticism
Winston Churchill: Some Agnostic, Some Atheist (Part 3)
*Posted by Dr. Jerry A. Johnson *This post is the final in a three-part commentary on Winston Spencer Churchill: Defender of the Realm, 1940-1965, the last volume in the epic series The Last Lion by William Manchester and Paul Reid. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Religion, Review
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, humanism, Paul Reid, The Last Lion, William Manchester, Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill: Some Agnostic, Some Atheist (Part 2)
*Posted by Dr. Jerry A. Johnson *This post is the second part of an extended commentary on Winston Spencer Churchill: Defender of the Realm, 1940-1965, the last volume in the epic series The Last Lion by William Manchester and Paul Reid. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Religion, Review
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, humanism, Paul Reid, The Last Lion, William Manchester, Winston Churchill
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Winston Churchill: Some Agnostic, Some Atheist (Part 1)
*Posted by Dr. Jerry A. Johnson *This post is the first part of an extended commentary on Winston Spencer Churchill: Defender of the Realm, 1940-1965 , the last volume in the epic series The Last Lion by William Manchester and Paul Reid. … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Religion, Review
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, humanism, Paul Reid, The Last Lion, William Manchester, Winston Churchill
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God in a Box
*Posted by Kirk Spencer From time to time, philosophers have built categories, compartments, or “boxes” to keep the concept of “God” safe from the skeptics. Confined to His box, “God” seems tame, a domesticated divinity—a philosophical pet. And philosophers don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Theology
Tagged agnosticism, divine, divinity, finite, God, infinite, revelation, theism, theology, theology proper, theos
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Nihilism: Really?
*Posted by Joe Wooddell Three weeks ago I met, for the first time in my life, a living, breathing nihilist, and would you believe it? – We had an argument! Oh, it was quite civil, I assure you. Thankfully, he … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Philosophy
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, Friedrich Nietzsche, meaning, meaningless, nihilism, objective truth, purpose, theism
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The Objectivity of Beauty
*Posted by Joe Wooddell Each fall I try to learn one or two more Christmas songs on the piano. This year it’s “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen” in E minor, and I’ve almost got it down. While practicing yesterday I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Philosophy
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, beauty, creation, creationism, theism
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Dad’s a Dude
*Posted by Kirk Spencer My oldest son is an accomplished businessman and computer security consultant. And I am exceedingly proud of him. I’m not sure exactly when he became a man, but I do remember a particular day when wanting … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Family, Philosophy, Theology
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, death of God, earthly father, God as father, God is dead, God the Father, heavenly Father, theism
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Nothing but Gaps
*Posted by Barry Creamer There is an oddity in theistic argumentation known as the “God of the Gaps.” It’s not odd because of what it claims, but because of its origin and a significant twist regarding its implications. What it … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Science, Theology
Tagged agnosticism, atheism, gap theology, God of the gaps, induction, inductive science, logic, theism, theistic argument, theistic fallacy
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