Tag Archives: Reasonable Faith

‘A Manual for Creating Atheists’ Part 3.5: Knowledge claims

Posted on February 7, 2014 by aRemonstrant'sRamblings

Between my last Boghossian post and this one it appears Peter might have seen my blog and some of my series so far. I was hopeful this might lead to a minor exchange (after all I’m yet to have ‘Street … Continue reading →

Posted in Atheism, Atheist apologists, Epistemology, Faith, Philosophy, Street Epistemology | Tagged epistemology, New Atheism, Peter Boghossian, Reasonable Faith | 3 Comments

‘A Manual for Creating Atheists’ Part 3.2: Hebrews 11:1

Posted on January 22, 2014 by aRemonstrant'sRamblings

This follows on from ‘A Manual for Creating Atheists’ Part 3.1 where I criticized Boghossian’s definitions of the word faith as being both lacking in evidence and contrary to some substantial evidence (both of which, if true, make following Boghossian’s definition of … Continue reading →

Posted in Atheism, Atheist apologists, Faith, Street Epistemology | Tagged Keith Ward, New Atheism, Peter Boghossian, Reasonable Faith | 9 Comments

More on the evil god challenge

Posted on August 13, 2013 by aRemonstrant'sRamblings

If you haven’t read it already then please go and read my earlier post on this subject entitled, ‘A response to the problem of an ‘evil god’ as raised by Stephen Law’. Have you done that? Good, now I can continue. … Continue reading →