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Paul Copan

Paul Copan

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Apologetics
Paul Copan
Uncategorized
2014-02-202Comments

Theism, Atheism, and Rationality: Some Reflections

Alvin Plantinga was recently interviewed for an article that appeared in the New York Times on the question, “Is Atheism Irrational?”[1] The following Tuesday, a National...
by Paul Copan
Credo House Ministries
Apologetics
Paul Copan
Postmodernism
2013-01-0219Comments

“I Feel; Therefore, I Am”: Reflections on Cultural Emotivism

We’re familiar with relativism’s slogan, “That’s true for you but not for me.” Well, in the worldview neighborhood, emotivism is just around the corner.  This philosophy of...
by Paul Copan
Credo House Ministries
Culture
Paul Copan
2012-11-0239Comments

The Poor and Free Markets

You may not remember the Phil Donahue Show. I myself didn’t really pay attention to it. Besides having other things to do, I found Donahue’s political correctness too...
by Paul Copan
Credo House Ministries
Paul Copan
Politics
2012-10-1910Comments

How (Not) To Help the Poor

In a First Things editorial entitled “What Should We Do About the Poor?”[1], the editors discuss alternatives to addressing poverty.  Though this essay is about twenty years...
by Paul Copan
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Calvinism
Paul Copan
2012-09-1612Comments

Top Books on Arminianism/Molinism

A while back, my Calvinist friend Michael Patton here at Parchment and Pen told me that he generally preferred the company of Arminians over Calvinists.  A well-known...
by Paul Copan
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Apologetics
Christian Philosophy
Paul Copan
2012-03-1519Comments

Longings and Needs as Reasons for Belief in God

We’re familiar with the famous atheist psychologist Sigmund Freud, who claimed that human beings fabricate a father figure to get us through life’s difficulties.  In his...
by Paul Copan
Apologetics
2011-07-0836Comments

Deuteronomy 25:11-12, an Eye for an Eye, and Raymond Westbrook: A Reply to Hector Avalos

Recently Hector Avalos has responded to a particular argument in my book Is God a Moral Monster? (Baker).  In it, I follow biblical scholar Jerome Walsh’s interpretation of...
by Paul Copan
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Apologetics
Christian Philosophy
Paul Copan
2007-10-070Comments

A Bumper Crop . . . of Sorts

Having grown up in the north, I have a great appreciation for this time of year "the harvest season." While living in Connecticut, New York, Wisconsin, my family and...
by Paul Copan
Credo House Ministries
Christian Philosophy
Naturalism/Atheism
Paul Copan
Postmodernism
Prolegomena
2007-09-0311Comments

Recovering the Mind, Renovating the Soul, Restoring the Spirit’s Power

I’ve been reading J.P. Moreland’s superb book Kingdom Triangle, which was recently released by Zondervan. He begins with this true story by the missionary doctor to Zaire,...
by Paul Copan
Credo House Ministries
Denominations
Eastern Orthodox
Evangelicalism
Paul Copan
Roman Catholicism
2007-08-0111Comments

Why Are Christians So Divided? Brief Reflections on Denominations

A man was walking along San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge when he saw a woman about to jump off. He ran up to her, trying to dissuade her from committing suicide. He told...
by Paul Copan
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