One tiny detail, easily missed amidst a decently interesting article about Peter Hitchens’ return to Christian faith and finding peace with his atheist brother, the infamous Christopher Hitchens, is this mistaken caption to a nice little Hitchens-brothers photo (first photo as you scroll down), which claims that the rather Christopher-ish looking man on the left [...]
John Cleese.
technology has changed the way we use words…
if we restrict a quick analysis to the major modes of communication used now (we could include ancient writing, but will not at the moment), we could make some brief observations about the different kinds…
journals, encyclopedias and textbooks – characterised by their scholarship, which (lest we forget) is [...]
Just a couple quotables I’ve read recently by James Chastek at Just Thomism:
…the best arguments for naturalism are that we should get out of the armchair, stop using abstract language and start giving quantitative, statistical, and experimental arguments… But the arguments are all made from the armchair, using abstract terms, without quantitative, statistical, or experimental [...]
Ken Perrott recently drew attention to a new book called The Six Ways of Atheism: New Logical Disproofs of the Existence of God by Geoffrey Berg.
At the site related to the book, there are summaries of the (as the site says) “six improved arguments for atheism”.
Now, I’m terribly sorry, but if these are ‘improved’ arguments [...]
Blamentations (pronounced: Blah-men-tay-shins; combining the words ‘blog’ and ‘lamentations’).
Nice.
Jonathan Robinson discusses science and biblical interpretation here.
Ryan Browning responds to young-earth views here.
Noooooo!!!!!
Hat tip Halden.
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