# Paul Copan
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paul copan (, born September 26, 1962) is an American Christian theologian, analytic philosopher, apologist, and author. He is currently a professor at the Palm Beach Atlantic University and holds the endowed Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics. He has written and edited over 45 books in the area of philosophy of religion, apologetics, theology, and ethics in the Bible.
47. Does the Bible Condone Slavery? Part 1: The Law of Moses
Critics of Scripture allege that it condones slavery--but is this true? If not, what are we to make of the servitude laws in the Law of Moses? And what about those troubling passages--like a command about a father selling his daughter as a "slave?" Find the answers to these questions and more in th…
Episode 21: Does the Bible Condone Slavery?
Does the Bible condone slavery?
It's one of the most common objections raised against Christianity. Skeptics often argue that because the Bible regulates slavery, it must therefore endorse it. But is that what Scripture actually teaches?
In this episode of Practical Apologetics, we examine one of t…
Hell Debate Part 2: Paul Copan on Eternal Conscious Punishment
Is hell a divine torture chamber? Dr. Paul Copan says no, and he's the one defending the traditional view. In Part 2 of our Hell Debate series, the Palm Beach Atlantic University philosopher and co-editor of the forthcoming Concerning Hell makes the biblical case for eternal conscious punishment wh…
Ep. 179 - God, Beer and the Meaning of Life - Conversations with Tony - Necessity of Belief, Nature of God and the Problem of the Devil
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Do we actually need God, or have we simply learned to live without him? Is faith genuinely transformative, or is it merely a comforting story we tell ourselves? And if meaning matters, do we create it for ourselves or discover something that was al…
God, Justice, & Mercy: Making Sense of the Canaanite Conquest
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Join us as we tackle one of the most difficult questions in the Old Testament: Did God really command the Israelites to commit genocide against the Canaanites? Pastor Stefan examines some key passages of Scripture and explores how Christians can understand the Canaanite Conquest…
Episode 192 - The Fall - Part 2
Works and Authors Referenced
John Locke, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, 1689.
Jean Jacque Rousseau, https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/rousseau
Steve Tuner, “Creed” found in Up to Date: Poems 1968-1982, 1993
Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan, 1651
Miroslav Volf, Free of Charge, quoted in Paul Cop…
Apatheism and the Unexamined Life
Journalist Jonathan Rauch's Atlantic essay "Let It Be" argued that apatheism, simply not caring whether God exists, is a mark of civilizational progress, making society safer and less prone to religious conflict. Philosopher Paul Copan disagrees, calling it a sign of decline. Kevin and Dr. Craig wo…
How (Not) to Read the Bible — Week 6
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Is the Bible pro-violence? What's with the violent pictures of God in the Old Te…
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