ApologeticsSquared

I explain why Platonism (or, the belief that numbers "really exist") can only be held rationally if God exists.

A way of explaining why God's foreknowledge and our free will are not in tension.

A simple modal version of the Ontological Argument for the existence of God.

Mathematics is very applicable to the physical universe. Theism makes sense of this.

Can you "prove a negative"? Yes you can.

In this video, I give an argument against Mormonism on the basis of their doctrine of infinite gods.

William Lane Craig's Teleological Argument claims that fine-tuning is either due to necessity, chance, or design. I argue that if the fine-tuning is due to necessity, the argument still works.

This is a classic variation of the Grim Reaper paradox. This video isn't pure apologetics, but this kind of thing comes up a lot in discussions on causal finitism.