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Here are some articles related to what we talked about in the video:
Why There's Evil
1 Introduction Evil is by far the most difficult challenge for a theist. Most of the objections to theism are bunk—the supposed conflict between science and religion, the paradox of omnipotence, and various others—but evil is quite problematic. I’ve been puzzled about evil for a while, but I think I now have a pretty good theodicy that can nicely expl…
The Fine-Tuning Argument Simply Works
Fine-tuning explained There probably is a God. Many things are easier to explain if there is than if there isn’t. — John von Neumann (maybe the smartest guy ever). My attitudes toward the fine-tuning argument follow the trajectory of the midwit meme. When I first heard about the fine-tuning argument, in middle school, I became a deist for about a day. …
God Exists
…there’s a community which is now still only in its faintest beginnings, but which is going somewhere stunning. It’s being formed by a being of perfect love and beauty and goodness, one who wants to have relationships with you and I, of all people, and has even proven willing to undergo terrible suffering to bring that about. It’s a community in which y…
The Best Argument For God
1. Explaining how the argument works I’ve written a lot about the anthropic argument for the existence of God. There were a few months where most of what I wrote seemed to be in support of the anthropic argument, albeit scattered across lots of different articles. The argument has been mostly ignored—with
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