A talk I gave recently at the Backyard Skeptics
A while back I announced that I was going to publish The Cross-Referenced Bible (Available here). This project is still in…
The production of an audiobook version of Evidence Considered is underway.
Glenton Jelbert was a Christian for more than three decades, changing his mind when he examined the evidence that supported his reasons for belief and found it wanting.
Christians after Jesus gradually evolved a number of stories supporting the idea that he was the son of David in the absence of any supporting evidence. It is supposition gradually solidified in the re-telling. This also explains why the genealogies contradict each other and why the virgin birth stories co-exist with the son of David stories.
(Image Credit: iStock/HHakim) Recently, I was privileged to be invited to participate in a discussion with a group of Christians.…
I was searching for a tool to support my own reading of the Bible and was unable to find one…
[Photo Credit: iStock/g-stockstudio] The afterword of my recent book, Evidence Considered: A Response to Evidence for God contained the following. I…
One of the chapters of Evidence Considered responds to Dr Spencer’s essay: Intelligent, Optimal, and Divine Design. When I published this, I…
I wrote this book accidentally, only realizing half way through that it might be worth converting my blog series into a book. The blog series was a set of posts responding to a collection of essays entitled Evidence for God: 50 Arguments for Faith from the Bible, History, Philosophy, and Science. But I realized that my argument for atheism is the same as a set of reasons for why theistic arguments fail to persuade me. And 50 arguments would surely cover many of the main reasons people have for belief.
