Flickers of Freedom is a nice blog, with contributors who are among the philosophical movers and shakers in the contemporary free will debate. This month’s guest contributor is Marcus Arvan, and my memory was jogged by a comment he made on one of his recent posts: Another obvious source of trouble for Kant (the one that…
Adam Omelianchuk’s rejoinder to my reply to his response to my criticism of Plantinga’s ‘free will defense’ (whew!) contains many interesting thoughts on monotheletism, dyotheletism, anhypostasis, and Nestorianism. But I think I can assess our exchange without having to further descend into those details. It now occurs to me that when I wrote that student…
Adam Omelianchuck, philosophy grad student at the University of South Carolina, has recently posted a response to a fairly ancient student paper of mine about the free will defense (FWD). To be specific, it was the first tutorial paper I wrote for Swinburne sixteen years ago in the MPhil in Philosophical Theology program, back in 1998….
My friend Steve Hays (erstwhile classmate at Westminster Seminary in California back in the 1990’s!) passed along to me a link to an interesting two-page proof by Paul Draper (Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University) about “God and the Burden of Proof”. I wrote two emails in reply, and now Hays is coercing me to…