Some notes on Chris Tilling’s break out session at LATC 2017… 1 Corinthians 8:1-7 Contains the epistemological issue Paul creates … Continue reading LATC 2017 – Knowledge Puffs Up, But Love Builds Up
This weekend I will be at Biola’s Center for Christian Thought presenting a paper on the topic of love and … Continue reading Love and Epistemology (Abstract) – Biola’s CCT
A week from today I will be over at Biola’s campus for their 5th Annual Center for Christian Thought conference. … Continue reading The Meaning of Love – 5th Annual CCT Conference
Both Foundationalism and Coherentism are internalist accounts of justification. Both seem to be plagued by problems, in part because they … Continue reading Internalism about Justification
What is the relationship between theology and philosophy of religion? Helen De Cruz (Assistant Professor of Philosophy, VU University of … Continue reading The Relation of Theology and Philosophy of Religion
What is the Most Important Work of Theology Written in the 21st Century? Only time will tell (we are only … Continue reading What is the Most Important Work of Theology Written in the 21st Century?
Lately I have been reading Paul Moser’s The Severity of God: Religion and Philosophy Reconceived. The main argument of the … Continue reading Paul Moser’s Gethsemane Epistemology
A while ago I had the opportunity to write a review of Mark Foreman’s A Prelude to Philosophy. I absolutely … Continue reading Book Review – How Do We Know? An Introduction to Epistemology by Dew and Foreman
Over the next two days we will be looking at the importance of theology and the roots of anti-theological attitudes … Continue reading Why Didn’t the Church Just Stick with the Bible? (Pt. 1)- The Importance of Doing Theology
Over the last several months I have been very interested in T.F. Torrance’s theology. My interest in Torrance began when … Continue reading Atonement and Epistemology: How T.F. Torrance’s Pneumatology Unites the Two
