The Resurrection of Jesus, a Well-Documented Miracle? Gary Habermas Argues Yes
Historians are wrong to reflexively reject the possibility of miracles.
Tag: philosophy
EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Jordan Peterson Sounds Off on UChicago’s New Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity, Says ‘It’ll Make It Impossible’ to Conduct Science
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, world-renowned clinical psychologist and professor emeritus of psychology at the University of Toronto, was asked about ...
Historians Cannot Reject the Possibility of Miracles: That’s a Job for Philosophers
Our issue with miracles is not historical in nature, but metaphysical.
‘Believe the Science’ is a Vacuous, Vapid Phrase
With the advent of COVID-19, science has become the victim of increasingly partisan crusades.
Science and Soros: Critical Thinking or Manipulative Thinking?
The phrases “I believe in science,” or “I trust the science,” have no scientific meaning. They are not signs of ...
Editorial: In Defiance of Egregious Caricatures, This Is the Core of Conservatism
There is often confusion as to what American conservatives believe. Some ascribe to us tyrannical ends, others anarchy. We are ...
Envy Inspires Poor Policy
Whether in the religious “seven deadly” sense or the vernacular one, envy is widely considered a sin. So why do ...
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