Did God Save Trump? Part 4: The Problem of EvilThe existence of evil poses a major challenge to theistic views of an all-good, all-powerful God.
Teaching Philosophy of Religion, Steven M. CahnExploring the existence of God in philosophy often overlooks non-theistic religions and the broader implications of belief beyond traditional arguments.
Did God Save Trump? Part 4: The Problem of EvilThe existence of evil poses a major challenge to theistic views of an all-good, all-powerful God.
Teaching Philosophy of Religion, Steven M. CahnExploring the existence of God in philosophy often overlooks non-theistic religions and the broader implications of belief beyond traditional arguments.
The Best Possible World, But Not For UsAxiarchism challenges traditional theism by viewing the creator as a non-personal force that prioritizes value over individual human concerns.
A God of Limited PowerPhilip Goff argues for a nuanced perspective between traditional theism and atheism regarding the existence of God and the problem of evil.
The Best Possible World, But Not For UsAxiarchism challenges traditional theism by viewing the creator as a non-personal force that prioritizes value over individual human concerns.
A God of Limited PowerPhilip Goff argues for a nuanced perspective between traditional theism and atheism regarding the existence of God and the problem of evil.
Isaac Newton Creates a List of His 57 Sins (Circa 1662)Isaac Newton's influence during the Enlightenment bridged scientific rationalism and personal theism, challenging traditional religious perspectives while advancing mathematical laws of the universe.