Arguments From Silence: The Chances and Changes of This Mortal Life
Here I consider the various events that can prevent an account in history from being preserved and reaching us. Recognizing these "chances and changes of this mortal life" can help us to avoid making arguments from silence against testimony. We should not demand that we possess multiple accounts o…
Is Science the Only or Best Path to Knowledge? | Sethupathy & Rudge
In today’s episode, you’ll hear from two scientists as they discuss the topic of knowledge. Is scientific knowledge the only true form of knowledge? Or are there other equally valid ways of knowing?
You’ll hear from Praveen Sethupathy, professor of physiological genomics at Cornell, and David Rudg…
How to Make a Bayesian Inference to the Best Explanation
When we gain new information about beliefs we hold, it’s good practice to update our viewpoints accordingly to avoid incoherence in our thinking. On today’s ID The Future, host Jonathan McLatchie invites professor and author Dr. Tim McGrew to the show to discuss how Bayesian reasoning can help us m…
Ehrman vs McGrew - Round 2 – Do undesigned coincidences confirm the Gospels?
Bart D Ehrman and Tim J McGrew return to debate research by McGrew on the so-called ‘un-designed coincidences’ between different Gospel accounts that give them the ring of truth.
They also debate whether historical research can ever validate miraculous conclusions as they differ over accounts in t…
Bart Ehrman vs Tim McGrew - Round 1 - Can we trust the Gospels?
Well known critical bible scholar Bart Ehrman discusses whether the Gospels are reliable historical records of Jesus’ life with Christian apologist and academic Tim McGrew.
They debate whether inerrancy makes any difference, the authorship of the Gospels and apparent contradictions between them.
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Unbelievable The Conference 2014 highlights show
We hear highlights from this year's Unbelievable? Conference, including the opening address by Os Guinness, Ruth Jackson on reaching young people, Craig Hazen on the resurrection, William Lane Craig & Jeff Zweerink on science and atheism, Jay Smith on Islam, Tim McGrew on the Gospels and part of th…
Peter Boghossian vs Tim McGrew - A manual for creating atheists
Peter Boghossian teaches philosophy and is the author of 'A Manual for Creating Atheists'. He believes that faith is a 'false epistemology' (way of knowing things) and even describes it as a 'virus of the mind'.
Tim McGrew is a Christian philosophy professor specialising in epistemology. He contes…
How the Gospels Pass the Historical Test | Tim and Lydia McGrew
Are the Gospels historically reliable, or just late legends? Philosophers and top apologists Dr. Tim McGrew and Dr. Lydia McGrew join me to dismantle the biggest myths about Gospel authorship, dating, and accuracy. From undesigned coincidences that criss-cross all four Gospels, to Luke’s stunning g…
Life Update 52: The longest life update
Lots of work on my philosophical papers on divine simplicity, work group therapy, SUPER stressful clock creation, talking with Tim Mcgrew, retaking ECE, skiing with the Myers and then hot springs, so many whiteboard fights, Johanna becoming interesting, fixing my car ONCE again! Frost and chill ble…
Episode 104 - Is Faith just pretending to know? Part 1
Show NotesIs faith “complete trust or confidence or something or someone” or “belief without evidence” which implies “pretending to know things that you don’t know”? That was the Unbelievable debate over a decade ago which has stayed in Ed’s mind ever since. He has long thought it over, wondering …
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