We now come to Part 5 of my book analysis series on Francesca Stavrakopoulou’s (Dr. S) controversial book, God: An Anatomy. In this post, I am going to look at ...
Welcome to the next installment of my book analysis series on Francesca Stavrakopoulou’s book, God: An Anatomy. In this post, I will be looking at “Part 2” of h...
It’s the end of the week and I have a little time to write my third post on Francesca Stavrakopoulou’s controversial book, God: An Anatomy. In these next few po...
Here in Part 2 of my book analysis of Francesca Stavrakopoulou’s controversial book, God: An Anatomy, I am going to lay the groundwork of my book analysis by hi...
First, a BackstoryThe inspiration for this new book analysis series has a curious backstory. A few weeks ago, as I was thumbing through my Twitter feed, I...
Hi Everyone. As the title says, a few weeks ago I was interviewed to talk a bit about the early Church Father, Irenaeus. In particular, the talk is in regard to...
This year, in addition to my adjunct work, I am teaching high school English full-time at a public charter school. And, for the first time in sixteen years, I a...
I haven’t written anything about the creation/evolution debate or Ken Ham for quite a long time. In fact, it has been almost a year. Yet although my writing on ...
Welcome to Part 3 of my short critique of blogger Matthew Hartke’s post in which he puts forth the argument that the best way to explain the birth of Christiani...
In my previous post, I outlined blogger Matthew Hartke’s basic argument regarding why he thinks Cognitive Dissonance Theory (CDT) best explains the reason for t...