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Keith E. Buhler
Twice I have heard certain critiques levelled against intelligent design theory and its proponents that do not seem to me to comment on the actual theory. I would like to present this critique now and point out that is not […]
TexPhilosophyEpistemology
In this ongoing exploration of knowledge, the time has come for me to offer an explanation of what I mean by an interpretive grid, that perhaps rather nebulous thing that
Nathan JamesUncategorized
The girl that I am in love with has recently become a vegetarian. Being a vegetarian is not normal. Vegetables are nice. I like them. The girl I love is
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorized
Joe Carter, one of my favorite bloggers, has won the "Best Religious Blog" category of the Weblog Awards, 2005. Mere-O garnered a healthy 98 votes, which is
Andrew Selby
I hesitate to post this because I think the Narnia film very, very good. The film captured the major ideas of the book, which is all you can ask for. The second time I saw it, I liked it far […]
Keith E. BuhlerPoetry
I had a birthday last week, and, as a part of the evening celebration, took a moment to "zoom out" on my life. The psalmist reminds us that
Andrew SelbyPhilosophyTheology and Practice
Of course, Athanasius (denizen of the 4th century as he was) knew nothing of postmodernism. Nevertheless, his wonderful treatise On the Incarnation refutes a typical Christian postmodern criticism. A major
TexPhilosophyEpistemology
Sometimes I feel like the monkey who chased the weasel 'round and 'round the mulberry bush in trying to understand how one can know he has discovered truth.
Matthew Lee Anderson
I previously blogged about Professor John Haldane’s new appointment at the Vatican. As I was perusing the high-brow ecumenical journal First Things, I was excited to run across an article on philosophy by Haldane entitled “What Philosophy Can Do.” In […]
Matthew Lee Anderson
I just returned from being on the radio. B-. I’ve realized that being articulate while under the pressure of time is very challenging for me. He also asked a few questions that I drew blanks on, which was particularly frustrating. […]
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, a movie I have long anticipated, did not disappoint. It was not perfect--and by that I do not mean that it substantially
Matthew Lee Anderson
I’ve posted fairly frequently on Narnia-related topics recently (see here, here, here and here). It comes to an end tonight–we have tickets to see it at 9:45. I am hoping to pull together a review afterward, as Hugh is giving […]