Tag: Reason and Faith

• Neillology on Air: Is Atheism Reasonable? [Debate]

  

  Over the past several months I have had the privilege of participating in a number of interviews, discussions and debates.  I will share these from time to time along with a few reflections on those interactions.  In the below discussion, I join the Theology on Air podcast to debate my friend Brian Woods on the logical coherence […]

  Taylor Neill

  July 23, 2022

  Taylor Neill Apologetics

  Apologetics, Atheism, Christianity, determinism, epistemology, Evolution, morality, Philosophy, Rationality, Reason and Faith, Science, Theism

• Good Without God? The Problem of Evil

  

  What follows is another objection covered in my recent response paper to Good Without God by Greg Epstein. Here I consider what is, in my judgement, the most difficult challenge to belief in an all-loving, perfectly good God: The Problem of Evil. The Problem of Evil In the minds of many, the problem of evil is the […]

  Taylor Neill

  July 23, 2022

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  Apologetics, Atheism, Christianity, Evil, Good Without God, Logic, morality, Philosophy, Reason and Faith, The Problem of Evil, Theism

• Brief: The Purity of the New Testament Text

  

  A brief is a short summary of relevant details within a given source of academic material. The purpose of my research briefs is to aid in the composition of a larger (and more formal) volume. However, I want to include some of them in this blog for those who are looking for a condensed, memorable treatment of […]

  Taylor Neill

  July 23, 2022

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  Apologetics, New Testament, Reason and Faith, Textual Criticism, The Bible