Ken Ham Dirties Up Millard Erickson with Pig Slop!
On May 21, 2014, Ken Ham wrote, “Textbook Misleading Many Seminary and Bible College Students,” in which he lambasted Millard Erickson, a well-known conservativ...
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Mere Christianity: The Great Sin
I don’t know how many times I’ve heard this in my life—you’ve probably heard it to: “All sins are equal! If you tell a lie, you’re just as bad as a murderer!” R...
Mere Christianity: Forgiveness
I have taken a few days off from posting anything on my blog because I have been spending my time reading through my Heresy of Ham manuscript. That being said, ...
Kierkegaard: Aesthetics, Demoniacs, Ethics, and Religion
Despite what I’ve discussed in the past few posts regarding Kierkegaard’s thought, there is one thing that should be painfully obvious…at least it was to Kierke...
A Very Brief Rant on Ken Ham…
Want evidence I am a masochist? I’m reading “Inside the Nye Ham Debate”–the most mean-spirited, arrogant, manipulative, deceptive, passi...
Kierkegaard: Academia, Idolatry, and the Nature of Faith (Part 2)
Kierkegaard had a particular dislike for philosophers, theologians, and “academics” by and large. Anyone who has spent time in the graduate level/academic world...
Bible Doctrines for Today, Answers in Genesis…and Porn?
As I am reading a considerable amount of Ken Ham “literature” these days, I can’t help but remember my first encounter with what I will call the “biblical liter...
Ken Ham and the “Traditions of Men”: The Irony Will Amaze You!
In the midst of my researching for my book, The Heresy of Ham, I am constantly amazed at the truly ironic things that I find time and time again in regards to K...
Kierkegaard: The Nature of Faith (Part 1)
As I think I tried to get across in the previous post, “faith” and “reason” should not be viewed as polar opposites that are engaged in some kind of war with ea...
Kierkegaard: The War Between Faith and Reason
Perhaps the most misleading idea in current philosophical dialogue that plays itself out in popular culture is the assertion that “faith” and “reason” are polar...