PHilosophy

2011		The All-Powerful God Michael Gleghorn examines the important doctrine of the omnipotence of God, and what it means for God to be all-powerful.
2010		The All-Present God Michael Gleghorn takes us deeper into an understanding of why the doctrine of God's omnipresence is comforting and important.
2010		A Defense of Divine Middle Knowledge Against a Charge of Incoherence This article offer a defense of divine middle knowledge against a particular version of the grounding objection.
2010		God, Time and Creation This article offers an analysis and evaluation of the debate between William Lane Craig and Alan Padgett regarding the nature of God's relationship to time and creation.
2010		Hume's Critique of Miracles This article examines philosopher David Hume's famous argument against miracles, showing it to fail at its objective.
2009		Madness and Civilization: A History of Insanity in the Age of Reason This paper offers a summary and review of Michel Foucault's book by the same title.
2009		Historiography in the Twentieth Century: From Scientific Objectivity to the Postmodern Challenge This paper offers a summary and review of Georg G. Iggers's book by the same title.
2009		Christ and the Human Condition This article looks at how God has acted in Christ to address those things which ail us most: sin, suffering, death, and our broken relationship with God.
2008		Reasonable Faith This article briefly examines some of the reasons why noted Christian philosopher William Lane Craig believes that Christianity is an eminently reasonable faith.
2008		There is a God This article examines some of the arguments and evidence that led Antony Flew, the world's most notorious atheist, to change his mind about God.
2007		"Body Building": Edifying Thoughts about Our Bodies This article examines the Christian view of the body. When our ideas about the body go wrong, many other Christian beliefs can be negatively affected.
2006		An Exploration of Religious Knowledge Is religious knowledge possible? Can we make intelligible statements about God - or are such statements simply meaningless? Traditionally, the Christian response to such questions has been that religious knowledge, including knowledge of God, is genuinely possible. But others have argued against this position. This article will explore these issues further.
2005		C.S. Lewis and the Riddle of Joy "What if nothing in this world can satisfy our desire because the object of our desire is other-worldly?"
2005		Why We Shouldn't Hate Philosophy Philosophy does have value in the Christian life, and Christians don't need to hate or fear it. Thinking critically about some of life's most important questions is a way for us to fulfill the biblical mandate to love God with our minds and influence the culture for Christ.
2003		Evaluating Miracle Claims Explores the inequity of miracle claims. Although genuine miracles have occurred, a careful evaluation reveals that many claims are spurious.
2002		The Worldview of Edgar Cayce Contends that the worldview of Edgar Cayce's readings is worlds apart from that of the Bible, and that Christians must carefully avoid being taken captive by this philosophy.
2000		Philosophical Taoism: A Christian Appraisal The Chinese translation of John 1:1 reads, 'In the beginning was the Tao...' Are Taoism and Christianity compatible? Though there are some similarities, Christianity's uniqueness remains separate from all philosophies, including Taoism.