Christian Humanist Profiles 204: Defending Shame
Everyone agrees that shame is a terrible feeling. So isn’t it logical that we should avoid feeling shame? And doesn’t that also mean that it’s bad to make other people…
Philosophy, Theology, Literature, and Other Things Human Beings Do Well
Everyone agrees that shame is a terrible feeling. So isn’t it logical that we should avoid feeling shame? And doesn’t that also mean that it’s bad to make other people…
Download this Episode This is another episode from Theology Beer Camp, hosted by Homebrewed Christianity and The Hatchery. In this one, Nathan Gilmour from The Christian Humanist chats with Todd…
Download or Stream this Episode Ontic Ethics at Lexington Books What does it mean to exist as a human being? Are some people more human than others by virtue of their…
Series Index Principles of Christian Theology by John Macquarrie John Macquarrie’s Principles of Christian Theology does not have a conclusion in any formal sense; instead he ends the book with…
After the New Atheist Debate By Phil Ryan 196 pp. University of Toronto Press $22.95. Of all the books written regarding the “New Atheist” (hereafter, NA) phenomenon, this the first that I’ve…
So January started to wrap up, and I got the notification: Gus Cole-Kroll, podcast listener and Christian Humanist friend, had called on me, along with Tripp Fuller of Homebrewed Christianity…
It is not reasonable to expect everyone to share the same religious views, and since it can be difficult to see God’s hand in our violent and hate-filled universe, I…