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My blog focuses on Christian apologetics – the defense of and evidence for Christianity. I call my blog “A Skeptical Lawyer,” and I hope my legal training and experience will help me comment on apologetics – and a few related subjects – from a fresh perspective. I will try to maintain certain standards:
Sources. I don’t make stuff up. I will cite authority in footnotes and hyperlink to credible information on the web.
Give credit. If I think I have developed a completely new idea, then I probably have not thoroughly researched the issue. I try to build upon the ideas of those who came before me, and it’s not plagiarism if you give credit where credit is due.
Originality. I try to write something original in each post.
Courtesy. I will express disdain for what I consider to be foolish and sometimes disingenuous arguments, but I hope never to be vicious or petty. I aspire to the sort of civil discourse between Mike Huckabee and Bill Mahar.
Frequency. I will not write new posts every day or even every week. For me, writing anything worthwhile requires research and considerable thought.
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I respect the copyright of photographers and artists, so I use either my own photographs or images in the public domain. I copied most of the list below from a Wikipedia article on Public domain image resources. Wikipedia Commons Snappygoat.com – 13,990,108 Images. Aggregates. Flickr Public Domain Search – About 6 […]…Continue reading
About my blog. Self-explanatory. You are here. Apologetics. Criticism and comment regarding purported evidence for Christianity. Legal apologetics. Brief analysis of books and articles on legal apologetics – in chronological order. These posts are not traditional book reviews, but merely my comments on legal apologetics. I hope someday to review every significant book or article. […]…Continue reading