Scientists (and others) vs God?
More than a dozen stories of people who’s life journey took them in unexpected ways towards God, in three recent books.
thoughtful ideas on life's big questions
More than a dozen stories of people who’s life journey took them in unexpected ways towards God, in three recent books.
Can life have meaning without God? Where does meaning come from? Can we choose our meaning, or is it something we must find?
A journalist sums up some of the evidence that there is more to the world and life than materialism suggests.
Most of us like to think we make good choices based on well-thought out reasons. But what about when we think about God and decide on our beliefs?
Quantum physics challenges what we know about matter, light and the universe. Its challenge to materialism is worth looking into.
If science and philosophy can’t explain consciousness, does that show consciousness is an illusion, or that science and philosophy are not adequate to the task?
Is science is the best way to know things, “because scientific knowledge is better than non-scientific knowledge”? or is this an over-statement?
It doesn’t seem necessary for humans to be able to appreciate beauty to survive, so does our aesthetic sense point to God?
How do we know the truth about Jesus? If the evidence isn’t as clear as scientific evidence, should we believe it?
An article by a prominent neuroscience researcher argues against a materialistic approach to brain and mind. What can we learn from him?