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Posted onOct 8, 2007Jul 22, 2014Apologetics

A review of The Big Questions. By Jonathan Hill.

by Bill Muehlenberg1 Comment on A review of The Big Questions. By Jonathan Hill.

Lion, 2007. Available in Australia from Koorong Books. This book combines two main areas: philosophy of religion, and historical theology. It examines the big questions…

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Posted onAug 9, 2007Aug 11, 2007Apologetics

Learning to Live With Limits

by Bill Muehlenberg4 Comments on Learning to Live With Limits

For most of human history people have accepted the fact that life is “nasty, poor, brutish, and short”, to use Hobbes’s phrase. But advances in…

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Posted onJul 12, 2007Apologetics

Atheism Poisons Everything

by Bill Muehlenberg13 Comments on Atheism Poisons Everything

The neo-atheists are having a field day, with vitriol-soaked books pouring from the presses of late. The new militant crusade of the God-haters may indicate…

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Posted onJul 10, 2007Oct 18, 2013Apologetics

Atheism, Darwinism and Morality

by Bill Muehlenberg3 Comments on Atheism, Darwinism and Morality

Worldviews matter. The way one deals with the big questions about life (e.g., Why am I here? Is there a God? What is my purpose?)…

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Posted onJun 7, 2007Nov 1, 2013Apologetics

The Clash of Worldviews

by Bill Muehlenberg24 Comments on The Clash of Worldviews

Ideas have consequences, and worldviews matter. If we happen to have a bad worldview, it will lead to bad results. For example, Hitler picked up…

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Posted onJun 2, 2007Jul 11, 2011Apologetics

Atheist Wars

by Bill Muehlenberg23 Comments on Atheist Wars

On and on go the atheist wars. They are out in droves, they never sleep and they want your children. Or so it seems from…

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Posted onMay 31, 2007Sep 21, 2014Apologetics

A review of Letter from a Christian Citizen. By Douglas Wilson.

by Bill Muehlenberg11 Comments on A review of Letter from a Christian Citizen. By Douglas Wilson.

American Vision, 2007. The anti-theist blitzkrieg shows no signs of abating, with angry tomes from militant God-haters pouring from the presses. It seems each new…

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Posted onMay 24, 2007Jul 3, 2014Apologetics

A review of The Secret. By Rhonda Byrne.

by Bill Muehlenberg33 Comments on A review of The Secret. By Rhonda Byrne.

Atria Books, 2006. OK, I confess. I finally broke down, abandoned all reason, and shelled out a lousy $30 to buy The Secret. Mind you,…

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Posted onMay 23, 2007Jul 3, 2014Apologetics

Nothing New About “The Secret”

by Bill Muehlenberg14 Comments on Nothing New About “The Secret”

Not bad for a get rich quick scheme: peddle some old myths, repackage and cleverly promote them, and get Oprah Winfrey to gush about it,…

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Posted onMay 22, 2007Nov 3, 2013Apologetics

Secular Religion

by Bill Muehlenberg23 Comments on Secular Religion

In numerous posts here I have argued for the religious nature of secular humanism. Of course to do so unleashes the ire and venom of…

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Posted onMay 21, 2007Jul 11, 2011Abortion

Abortion and Moral Relativism

by Bill Muehlenberg13 Comments on Abortion and Moral Relativism

I was reading an article on abortion on another website recently. One commentator said about the issue, “At the end of the day, the question…

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Posted onApr 20, 2007Nov 12, 2013Apologetics

Worldviews and the Problem of Evil

by Bill Muehlenberg10 Comments on Worldviews and the Problem of Evil

All worldviews have to wrestle with the problem of evil. New Agers, secularists, atheists and theists all must come up with some sort of account…

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Posted onApr 18, 2007Apr 19, 2007Apologetics

Coming To Terms With Evil

by Bill Muehlenberg10 Comments on Coming To Terms With Evil

In some ways it is unwise to speak too soon about such tragedies as took place in Virginia yesterday. Way too many questions remain unanswered,…

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Posted onFeb 20, 2007Jan 8, 2014Apologetics

The Flatlands of Reductionism

by Bill Muehlenberg11 Comments on The Flatlands of Reductionism

I recall when I was quite young my older brother reading a book called Flatland. It was not until many years later that I finally…

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Posted onJan 10, 2007Feb 2, 2014Apologetics

Melbourne Atheist: The Exterminator

by Bill Muehlenberg29 Comments on Melbourne Atheist: The Exterminator

Who says ideas do not have consequences? Ideas are not just neutral, ethereal concepts with no bearing on life. Quite the contrary. Bad ideas have…

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Posted onJan 5, 2007Jul 11, 2011Article Reviews

Christianity, Conservatism and Liberalism

by Bill Muehlenberg19 Comments on Christianity, Conservatism and Liberalism

With both major political parties now headed by professing Christians, the discussions about faith and politics in Australia continue to gather steam. Christians can rightly…

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Posted onJan 5, 2007Sep 28, 2014Apologetics

A review of The New Atheism and the Erosion of Freedom. By Robert Morey.

by Bill Muehlenberg7 Comments on A review of The New Atheism and the Erosion of Freedom. By Robert Morey.

Presbyterian and Reformed, 1986. (Now published by Christian Scholars Press, 1350 East Flamingo, Suite 97, Las Vegas, NV 88119. Phone: 1-800-41-TRUTH.) This book may be…

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Posted onDec 6, 2006Jul 16, 2013Article Reviews

Postmodernism and the Assault on Reason

by Bill Muehlenberg2 Comments on Postmodernism and the Assault on Reason

Philosophical fads and intellectual trends come and go. It sometimes seems that each new one is more bizarre and short-lived than the previous one. This…

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Posted onOct 25, 2006Sep 28, 2014Book Reviews

A review of The Benefits of Providence: A New Look at Divine Sovereignty. By James Spiegel.

by Bill Muehlenberg1 Comment on A review of The Benefits of Providence: A New Look at Divine Sovereignty. By James Spiegel.

Crossway Books, 2005. Having lectured in systematic theology, and being an eager follower of the free will/sovereignty debate, when I spotted this book I snatched…

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Posted onJul 22, 2006Jul 11, 2011Apologetics

A review of Philosophy Made Slightly Less Difficult. By Garrett DeWeese and J.P. Moreland.

by Bill Muehlenberg5 Comments on A review of Philosophy Made Slightly Less Difficult. By Garrett DeWeese and J.P. Moreland.

IVP, 2005. Philosophy is not exactly everyone’s cup of tea. And many believers shy away from the subject. Some even see philosophy as inimical to…

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