The Philosophical Muser

  If you’ve dipped into ancient Christian philosophy, you might have come across Boethius’ idea of how eternity is the simultaneous and comp...

  We keep hearing about increased anxiety in young people, and an increase in perceived victimhood. This might not be so strange except for ...

  A feminist asked me what I think of feminism, so I told her a joke: Why was the fraction nervous about marrying the decimal? Standard ...

  Sometimes with beloveds I wonder, through an economist’s lens, what kind of a find he/she is in terms of numbers? 😃 That is to say, what...

It’s strange that so many people believe so many obviously false things (which includes excessive over-interpretations). Let me offer you a ...

  For years, I held the view that God is morally responsible for the creation story He chose to create. Given presumably an infinite number ...

  On this news item making the headlines - depending on the scenario, allowing/disallowing people with invisible disabilities to jump/not j...

Many adults seem generally comfortable around children, but I observe other adults who look very self-conscious trying to relate to and conv...

  A lot of people don't believe that God answers prayers. I will show you why we can be reasonably sure He does. God answering prayers i...

  I’m now publishing across several platforms, and in case it’s helpful, here’s a brief guide to where to find what I write and record - and...

  One of my long-standing lines of enquiry when it comes to people who habitually get things wrong for a living – whether that’s Ken Ham, Ri...

Someone asked me what it means to say the Bible is true. I responded that it is true at different levels, and I alluded to the zooming in an...

  If you're new to philosophy, you'll get told that there are loads of moral theories to consider, and you'll end up entangled i...

  Strident atheist Richard Dawkins has made the headlines recently by referring to himself as a ‘cultural Christian’. In a recent social med...

  “What we call the beginning is often the end; And to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from.” T. S. Eliot I ...

Or alternatively: “Help! My Children Aren’t Christ-centred!” I’m sure we all know many Christian parents of young people who are not in an a...