Does Theistic Ethics Derive an “Ought” from an “Is”?

divine command theory, ethics, moral argument, moral duties, moral values, objective moral values and duties

Double Doctorates

autobiography, discipleship, divine direction, religious experience

Doubts about the Incarnation

divine nature, doubt, incarnation, ontological argument, perfect being theology, two natures of christ

Draper’s Anti-Theistic Argument

draper, paul, evil, problem of, explanatory power, naturalism, theism

Earnest Questions from the Tien Shan Mountains

abstract objects, divine hiddenness, evil, problem of, kalam cosmological argument, leibnizian cosmological argument, maximal greatness, metaphysics, ontological argument

Eastwooding Richard Dawkins

Ehrman on Jesus’ Divinity

christology, divinity of jesus, ehrman, bart, incarnation, trinity, two natures of christ

Ehrman’s Objections to the Women’s Discovery of the Empty Tomb

a posteriori experience, criterion of embarrassment, criterion of multiple attestation, criterion of verisimilitude, ehrman, bart, empty tomb, evidence, historical, historicity of the new testament, resurrection

Emotions and Deciding Whether Christianity Is True

arational objections, christian evidences, christianity, emotions, plausibility of christianity, truth

Empathy and Divine Omniscience

divine omniscience, meaning of life, non-propositional knowledge, propositional knowledge, suffering