Robin Parry scribbles the odd thought on various theological issues and books.
About Me
- Robin Parry
- Robin Parry is the husband of but one wife (Carol) and the father of the two most beautiful girls in the universe (Hannah and Jessica). He also has a lovely cat called Monty (who has only three legs). Living in the city of Worcester, UK, he works as an Editor for Wipf and Stock — a US-based theological publisher. Robin was a Sixth Form College teacher for 11 years and has worked in publishing since 2001 (2001–2010 for Paternoster and 2010– for W&S).
Sunday, 1 May 2011
Alvin Plantinga on ontological arguments
Ontological arguments are widely considered to be among the least persuasive for God's existence. I must confess that, while I remain unconvinced by them, I have never been persuaded that the standard criticisms of them are as strong as people think. I have always had something of a soft spot for them. And Alvin Plantinga's version of the argument is one I have always found worthy of serious consideration. Here it is in a chatty form.
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