Tag Archives: Classical Theology

Dogmatism and the human delete key

Posted on May 12, 2018 by Mel Wild

I’ve noticed (or confirmed) something very interesting in my recent dialogue with atheists and skeptics about classical theology and philosophy. Like the dogmatic religious Fundamentalist, the atheist or skeptics also have their dogmatism and Fundamentalism. But what this actually reveals is … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian apologetics, Theology | Tagged anti-theism, Atheism, Christianity, Classical Theology, DLPFC, dogmatism, Fundamentalism, Religion and Spirituality | 130 Comments

God is not a god

Posted on March 16, 2018 by Mel Wild

One thing I’ve found interesting in my study of classical Christian theology, and more recent foray in various Christian apologetics, is how few people really understand the classical arguments for God…including Christians, but especially atheists. As David Bentley Hart points … Continue reading →