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Daily Archives: March 23, 2009
Purpose v. Contingency: Are Theodicy Speculations, Conspiracy Theories, and Seeing the Hand of God (or Satan) at Work in Your Life, Intimately Linked Activities?
Philosopher AC Grayling’s review of Christian apologist John Polkinghorne’s new book, Questions of Truth, is a tough one and can be read here. In it, Grayling had an observation that was quite novel and worth reflecting on: [T]he painful experience of … Continue reading
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Tagged AC Grayling, anti-Semitism, apologetics, armageddon, Christianity, conspiracies, End Times, Jesus, psychology, religion, religious psychology
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David Kilcullen Says WATCH PAKISTAN
The Washington Post interviewed David Kilcullen this weekend: Why is an Aussie anthropologist coaching American generals on how to win wars? David Kilcullen, an Australian army reservist and top adviser to Gen. David H. Petraeus during the troop surge in … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, al-queda, India, Islam, Muslims, nuclear weapons, osama bin laden, Pakistan, Politics, religion, taliban, terrrorism
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John Polkinghorne’s Book of Christian Apologetics Gets a Tart Takedown from Philosopher AC Grayling
Philosopher AC Grayling’s review of John Polkinghorne’s new book, Questions of Truth, is a tough one and can be read here. Money quote: [T]he painful experience of wading through this book gave me an epiphany: that religious faith is extremely … Continue reading
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Tagged AC Grayling, apologetics, Christianity, conspiracy theories, Illuminati, Jesus, john polkinghorne, philosophy, physics, psychology, religion, the Bible
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