Before I Start Reading / First Impressions Finding Darwin’s God by Kenneth Miller literally changed my life. As I’ve said before and will surely say again, it is this book more than any other which convinced me of evolution and thereby spearheaded my journey into atheism. That is because I found his arguments from the … More Reginald Reads Finding Darwin’s God
This is the second in a series of posts responding to a list of 20 arguments for the existence of god from this article. To be fair, the article does state that these arguments don’t make a case except when taken all together, using the metaphor of a rope, but I am analyzing them individually so … More The Argument from Efficient Causality
Some colleges face much theft and crime, Some have nothing worse than grime, But my alma mater has the worst of all Terror hiding in trees so tall: Scuzzy Kizoozle Curl, The Homicidal Squirrel. Football was great until he came; Our team won game after game! Making all proud of the orange and blue Til … More Scuzzy Kizoozle Curl, the Homicidal Squirrel
Last night, I met with a small group of Christians to discuss this article on the Problem of Evil. Mobile readers beware, that is a pdf. I’ll be referring to it throughout the post, so this might make more sense if you read that first. Before I went, I wrote up a few pages of … More The Problem of Evil
The Complete History of the Universe: A Personal Journey 