•  6775
    Methuselah’s Diary and the Finitude of the Past
    Philosophia Christi 15 (2): 463-69. 2013.
    William Lane Craig modified Bertrand Russell’s Tristram Shandy example in order to derive an absurdity that would demonstrate the finitude of the past. Although his initial attempt at such an argument faltered, further developments in the literature suggested that such an absurdity was indeed in the offing provided that a couple extra statements were also shown to be true. This article traces the development of a particular line of argument that arose from Craig’s Tristram Shandy example before …Read more
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    Toward a new kalām cosmological argument
    Cogent Arts and Humanities 2 (1). 2015.
    William Lane Craig has revived interest in the medieval kalām argument to the point where it is now one of the most discussed arguments for God’s existence in the secondary literature. Still, the reception of Craig’s argument among philosophers of religion has been mostly critical. In the interest of developing an argument that more philosophers of religion would be inclined to support, I will lay the philosophical groundwork for a new kalām cosmological argument that, in contrast with Craig’s a…Read more
  • The incarnation and the Christian moral life
    In F. LeRon Shults & Brent Waters (eds.), Christology and ethics, W.b. Eerdmans Pub. Co.. pp. 5--31. 2010.