Miracles | A Reason to Believe

Miracles (Part 1): Was Spinoza Correct In Presupposing That The Laws Of Nature Were Immutable And Miracles Were Impossible?

by Robert Bobbitt | May 22, 2017 | Miracles, Things That Don't Make Sense

REVIEW Five Reasons To Believe In God In a previous blog, we said that using natural theology’s five arguments for the existence of God we could provide five excellent reasons to believe in God: 1. God is the best explanation for the existence of objective moral...

Miracles (Part 2): Was Hume Correct In Presupposing That The Uniform Experience Of Humanity Supports The Laws Of Nature Rather Than Miracles?

by Robert Bobbitt | May 23, 2017 | Miracles, Things That Don't Make Sense

INTRODUCTIONIn our last blog, we said that one of the most significant obstacles for some people to overcome is the fact that Christianity is a religion of miracles. The idea of miracles and the supernatural are a little hard to swallow for some people. Why is...

Miracles (Part 3): Were Strauss, Barth And Bultmann Correct In Presupposing That Miracles Were Impossible And That the Bible Needed To Be “Demythologized”?

by Robert Bobbitt | May 23, 2017 | Miracles, Things That Don't Make Sense

THE AFTERMATH OF SPINOZA AND HUMEIn our last two blogs on miracles, we said that Jewish pantheist philosopher Benedict Spinoza of Amsterdam and the Scottish atheist philosopher David Hume each had a profound influence in the fields of philosophy and theology, and...

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Miracles (Part 1): Was Spinoza Correct In Presupposing That The Laws Of Nature Were Immutable And Miracles Were Impossible?

Miracles (Part 2): Was Hume Correct In Presupposing That The Uniform Experience Of Humanity Supports The Laws Of Nature Rather Than Miracles?

Miracles (Part 3): Were Strauss, Barth And Bultmann Correct In Presupposing That Miracles Were Impossible And That the Bible Needed To Be “Demythologized”?