It is difficult to find the time to think about and write about all of the interesting topics related to the questions "Is Christianity true?" and "Is the Christian worldview reasonable and defensible?" So, in order to make some progress on these very large and important questions, I'm going to try to constrain myself to focus on just three key topics for the rest of this year:
The Trilemma Argument for the Divinity of Jesus
The Resurrection Argument for the Divinity of Jesus
Moral Objections to Belief in the Divinity of Jesus
At some point this year, or early next year, I expect to finish up my discussion of the Trilemma, and move on to examine the argument from fulfilled prophecy for the divinity of Jesus. When I have exhausted my ideas on (or interest in) moral objections to belief in the divinity of Jesus, I will start working on factual errors in the Bible, as an objection to belief in the divine inspiration of the Bible.
About Me
- Bradley Bowen
- I was a devout Evangelical Christian from 1970 to 1982. The study of philosophy, especially philosophy of religion, led me to see that my Christian faith was founded on weak and faulty arguments. I followed where reason led me, and left Christianity in favor of skepticism, critical thinking, and a secular humanist worldview. Background in Philosophy - B.A. in philosophy from Sonoma State University. M.A. in philosophy from University of Windsor. Candidate for PhD in philosophy from University of California at Santa Barbara.
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