A Sense of Wonder
Eric Van EvansPhilosophy & Culture
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Two Clear Signs That God Is Limited
“You belong among the wildflowers… you belong somewhere you feel free.”
Many theists believe that God is an infinite being in the sense that he has no limitations.1 Although this is the dominant view in Western theology, I have been argui...
My Critical Thoughts on Joe Schmid’s Conversion
Just the other day, a prominent philosopher by the name of Joe Schmid converted to Catholicism. Immediately after, a storm of conversations followed. Some comments were quite critical, while others were quite affirmative. I must say, I was...
Divine Hiddenness Solved?
The Enigma of the Hour, by Giorgio de Chirico
Divine hiddenness is the idea that if God exists, then his existence should be more apparent to us. There are many reasons why God may be hidden, as I explain in this video here, but what I wis...
Not All Dogmas Are Created Equal: On The Difference Between Philosophical Theism and Biblical Christianity
The Monk by the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich
Andy Cassler has written another thoughtful article about me. In the article, Cassler mentions my response to Cameron Bertuzzi’s Facebook post about Catholicism. I wrote, “Theism alone, pure thei...
Miracles Just Aren’t Persuasive
The Miracles of St. Francis Xavier, c. 1617-1618
Many religious people believe in miracles. What they take to be a miracle is some sort of divine intervention on behalf of God, that is, an intervention that alters a particular state of af...
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I’m a college professor and a writer in Southern New Jersey, right outside of Philadelphia. I’m most interested in independent socialist thought, philosophy of mind, science, religion, and metaphysics.
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