Arthur T
Mostly a collection point for all my thoughts on apologetics and counter-apologetics as I've developed them over ten-odd years of arguing on the topic
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No Other Gods Before Me: Onomastic data and the emergence of monotheism in the southern Levant
The first and the sharpest of the Ten Commandments is “thou shalt have no other gods before me.”1
Israel’s insistent “whoring after other gods”2 is perhaps the most recurrent theme in the Old Testament. The prophets continually condemn the...
Sons of God and Daughters of Men: The Nephilim from Antiquity to YouTube
The Sons of God Saw the Daughters of Men That They Were Fair, by Daniel Chester French
“And it came to pass…”
I grew up in a family of eclectic religious composition. My father has always been a casual nonbeliever1. My mother a casual...
Hazbin Hotel and the victory of secularism
For long centuries, even as Christendom was periodically riven by bloody conflict over the correct interpretation of its faith, there remained a broad consensus on a basic moral-theological-cosmological framework. There was a good God and h...
Resurrection is not a simple hypothesis
Consider this horribly compressed, artifact-ridden, watermarked meme. It’s snarky but I think boils down the basic apologetic argument for the Resurrection pretty well. Something like this:
Naturalistic hypotheses explaining the origins...
Levitating Voodoo Priests and the Argument from Miracles
“My friend the witch doctor, he taught me what to do”
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