Upon finally finishing up my series of posts on Robert Kane's A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will, I will continue on with a related subject: the theology of providence. While the previously mentioned series discusses the philosophy of whether or not man has free will, and in what sense he has it, this series will cover what sort of relationship God ...
Since it took so long to finish up my series of posts on Robert Kane's A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will, I thought I would do a quick recap post, linking to each of the posts in the series. In this post from November 18, 2013, I introduced the so-called Freewill Problem, and explained the classical compatibilist position attempting to solve it: http://pairopatetics.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-free-will-problem-and-compatibilism.html In ...
This is the second part in a five part series on the reliability of the old testament, based on the book by Kenneth Kitchen. Here are links to the introductory post and Part I. The last post ended with Saul's rule over Israel. We now continue studying the United Monarchy by looking at the ruling periods of David and Solomon. This is a long ...
While it may require an uncomfortable amount of effort due to such a long break, the reader should try to recall where this blog left off in its series on free will. In the case that the reader has failed to achieve this, let me 'splain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up. Most recently in our epic, we have seen that the libertarian must come up with some ...
This is the first part in a five part series on the reliability of the old testament, based on the book by Kenneth Kitchen. For more, check out the introductory post. The Divided Kingdom The divided kingdom is recorded in both Kings and Chronicles, as well as bits from some of the prophets. To measure historicity, external historical ...
