Mere Creationism: C. S. Lewis and Moral Evolution

C. S. Lewis argues that morality cannot be explained by evolutionary herd instinct, and resorts to a creationist-style logic to make the case.

Lunatic, Liar, or Lord?: C. S. Lewis’ False Trichotomy

It is often said that, since Jesus claimed to be God, he was a "lunatic, liar, or Lord," but some argue that there are other possibilities.

Is there a logical contradiction between free will and the idea of heaven as a perfect place?

The principles underlying Paley's famous 'argument from design' can be used to formulate an argument against the existence of God.

I respond to Plantinga's evolutionary argument against naturalism, and develop my own evolutionary argument against theism.

A critique of the theistic argument that the existence of free will can solve the philosophical problem of evil.

A short reading list for atheists interested in expanding their repertoire of knowledge beyond the classics of "New Atheism."