An Emotional History of Doubt
Collin Hansen talks with Alec Ryrie about anger and anxiety as the emotional hallmarks of doubt, effecting a massive transformation from World War II until our own day.
How Emotions Drive Unbelief
The intellectual case for unbelief only emerges after many generations of emotional and practical unbelief—and when it does, it emerges as an attempt to articulate and substantiate a posture of doubt that has already been felt, at a visceral level, for some time.
6 Tips for Sharing Christ with Skeptics
Sharing Christ with atheists and agnostics isn’t an endeavor to take lightly. Here are six tips.
What Logical Inconsistency Should Shake an Atheist?
Glen Scrivener explains how the real inconsistency is logical consistency.
Richard Dawkins’s Latest Case for Outgrowing God
Richard Dawkins’s latest atheistic tract consistently fails to engage opposing arguments and frequently falls short of the research standards we should expect of an academic author.
