Kingsnorth and Quay on transhumanism
My review of Grayson Quay’s The Transhumanist Temptation and Paul Kingsnorth’s Against the Machine: On the Unmakin...
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Craig on Thomism and divine simplicity, Part II
Let’s continue our critical look at William Lane Craig’s treatment of Thomism and the doctrine of divine simplicity in Volume IIa of his Systematic Philosophical Theology . In the first part of this series , I showed that in several ways, Craig badly misunderstands the views of Aquinas and other Thomists. In this secon
Craig on Thomism and divine simplicity, Part I
In an earlier article , I discussed William Lane Craig’s treatment of the kalām cosmological argument in Volume IIb of his Systematic Philosophical Theology . Let’s now take a look at Volume IIa , which is devoted to the divine attributes. Specifically, I’ll address what he has to say about Thomism and the doctrine of
Craig on finitism and presentism
The kalām cosmological argument for God’s existence holds that the universe must have had a beginning. (Not all versions of the cosmological argument make this claim. For example, the versions I defend in my book Five Proofs of the Existence of God do not make it.) William Lane Craig’s influential presentation of the a
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