The Philosophical Muser

  Sometimes economist logic takes us to funny places. Here’s an example. Consider this question: Why do we think it’s fine for a couple to c...

It doesn't take the majority of Christians long to realise that debating faith with most online atheist commentators is an ill-advised u...

  There are four primary ways that God has made Himself known to His creation:   1) Through the Incarnation, where Christ came to earth to...

  I feel fairly confident that most of the world will be speaking the same language at some point in the future. Looking back through time, ...

  Lots of people have taken to social media recently to criticise Gareth Southgate as England Manager – none of whom could have done a bette...

A homosexual is someone whose inclinations are towards those of the same sex. Homosexual practice is the wilful acting out of those desires ...

  “The NHS will be safe again in Labour’s hands” they tell us. “With Labour in charge, the NHS will now get proper funding” , they declare....

  One of the most important things an individual will ever learn is that our emotions frequently take the lead and steer our rationality, no...

When you combine bad theology and bad science, in an attempt to distil scientific truths from the Bible, you get the misguided entity that h...

  Let’s start with some quirky facts about this election that have been doing the rounds:   1} With a turnout of just under 60%, over 17 m...

  A philosopher FB friend of mine wrote this provocative post that seemed to get a lot of positive feedback:   “If it's true that beli...

Whenever I’ve spent some time engaging cults (with Answers In Genesis being the most recent), I’ve inevitably found the same patterns of obs...

You know how I like every day to be an adventure – well, here’s a strange case. I received a friend request from a Sandra Knight Sr, which I...