Category Archives: Presuppositionalism
Can We Prove the Existence of God?
James Anderson has written an excellent post, titled Can We Prove the Existence of God? It is well worth the read, but one particular section stood out for [..]
Praying For Certainty in Mormonism
This is an updated version of an archived article. It was formerly titled Personal Feelings. Mormons often appeal to the emotional aspect of religion. In order to persuade [..]
Tags
I have managed to add tags to every post written the first year of this blog’s existence! That’s 361 posts. Since the tags are mainly being used to [..]
Overly Dependent On TAG
I recently pulled up an old article I wrote back in 2008 called On the “Appropriate” Apologetic Method and noticed that there was a comment from Truth Unites…and [..]
The Foundation of Conservative Thought
Since we just got through an election and most are still somewhat in a political mindset, I’ve wanted to write a little something clarifying just what the Conservative [..]
On the “Appropriate” Apologetic Method
One of the things I enjoy most about Triablogue is that we’re not monolithic. Each of us is a separate individual who has his own perspective on various [..]
Is It Irrational to Believe the Mind is Separate from the Brain?
Some have made the claim that it is irrational to believe in a mind separate from the brain. The materialist argues that there is no real mind because [..]
The Head’s Bored Tavern
Since the fine folks over at BHT have suffered a complete meltdown (despite what you’re thinking, this happened years ago—the effects are merely continuing through today) and do [..]
Words Have Meaning
I just read this article about a family who tried to abort a “weaker” twin who refused to die. Now I could go on about certain aspects of [..]