The Analytic Scholastic

Eric  brought this question up to me. I tend to think promise-breaking is lying. Here's the form a promise to someone takes: "I pro...

William Lane Craig, as with most contemporary analytic philosophers of religion, objects to the classical Thomistic idea that God cannot be...

In this post , Bill Vallicella presents another argument by Peter van Inwagen for the univocity of existence and questions it (he posted and...

In the last post I discussed whether a Thomist could preserve both the efficacy of God's will and the libertarian freedom of our action...

In my last post I explained that God does not cause1 our free actions, but only cause2's them; hence, there can be no conflict between ...

This post comes out of a very large and high-quality discussion on predestination on Facebook. If you don't have Facebook you should rea...

There is a certain view among Christian philosophers that in order to be justified in one's belief in Christianity one must have studied...