morals

Contradiction on intervention

03 March 2020 Stephen Kneale

If there really is a God, surely he would do something about all the evil and suffering in the world? It’s a common enough objection

Is offence objective or subjective: part II

27 January 2018 Stephen Kneale

I hadn’t planned to write any further on this. However, seeing as Dave Williams has attempted to answer some of my points to him, it

Calvin on the virtue of unbelievers

02 September 2017 Stephen Kneale

A few days ago, I wrote an article discussing five beliefs that many assume Calvinists deny but that don’t undermine the doctrines of grace. You

Four reasons I find belief in God credible

07 April 2017 Stephen Kneale

You may or may not believe in the existence of God. No doubt you already know that I do. I hope you’re not lazy enough

Peter Singer, utilitarianism and the problem with after-birth abortion

26 September 2016 Stephen Kneale

Peter Singer has long been known as a leading philosopher advocating utilitarianism. Here, Sally Phillips speaks with Frank Skinner about a documentary in which Singer

Is being an ignorant cretin worthy of arrest?

24 March 2016 Stephen Kneale

Another day, another twitterstorm. This time over a man – Matthew Doyle – who boasted of accosting a Muslim woman in the street and asking

1 2 »

Contradiction on intervention

Like this:

Is offence objective or subjective: part II

Like this:

Calvin on the virtue of unbelievers

Like this:

Four reasons I find belief in God credible

Like this:

Peter Singer, utilitarianism and the problem with after-birth abortion

Like this:

Is being an ignorant cretin worthy of arrest?

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this:

Share this:

Like this: