Eternal punishment tested against moral reason, internal logic, and the evidence. The doctrine of hell fails every examination. Here is why.
Does Hell Make Any Moral Sense? Read Post »
Religion claims moral authority over public life. This essay tests that claim against the historical record, the sociological data, and the institutional evidence.
Does Religion Hold the Moral High Ground? Read Post »
The cultural-context defence of the Quran’s gender laws collapses under the tradition’s own doctrine of eternal divine revelation. Here is why.
Does the Quran’s eternal claim survive scrutiny? Read Post »
Religion claims to be the source of our moral standard. The evidence suggests it borrowed that standard from us and then denied the debt.
Borrowed Morality: Did Religion Invent Ethics? Read Post »
Flood geology claims a single global deluge made the rock record. Stratigraphy, fossils, evaporites, and thermodynamics say otherwise. Here is why it fails.
Does Flood Geology Survive the Evidence? Read Post »
The AWARE studies tested whether consciousness leaves the body at death. The evidence is in. We examine what it actually shows about souls and survival.
Do Near-Death Experiences Prove the Soul? Read Post »
If God is real, all-powerful, and desperate to be known, why does the evidence look exactly like what we’d expect if he didn’t exist at all?
Why Is God So Hard to Find? Read Post »
The cosmological argument claims God is the uncaused first cause. Tested against its own logic, it collapses into special pleading. Here is why.
Who Made God? The First-Cause Argument Fails Read Post »
The theological claim that female subordination is divinely ordained is tested against psychology, sociology, and history. The claim fails on every count.
Why Do Women Defend Religions That Restrict Them? Read Post »
The apologetic claim that Gospel testimony reliably proves the resurrection is tested against memory science, legal evidence standards, and transmission history.
Can Gospel Testimony Prove the Resurrection? Read Post »
