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Robert Larmer shows that the progress of science strengthens rather than undermines paradigm examples of miracle claims.

The nature and significance for miracles is examined.

Robert Larmer continues his series on ‘Miracle: an argument,’ where he addresses a common scientific objection against supernatural intervention.

This article addresses the claim that miracles are a violation of nature.

Moser has leveled a challenge to produce a plausible piece of natural theology which is not deficient in this respect. Here I attempt to do exactly that. I defend a version of the moral argument which does not presuppose moral realism of any sort.

What makes ‘Christian philosophy’ Christian, and not merely theist? Minimally, the biblical logic on this question requires that our inquiry stems from the particular teaching and practices prescribed from Moses to Jesus

This paper examines the contours of Paul Moser’s Christ-shaped philosophy in the original paper and the developments in his response to challenges, especially those regarding the narrow scope of his project.

The Christian philosopher, as a person of wisdom grounded in the Logos, the Word of God who makes God known, is to preserve intellectual and public life by establishing common ground.