Exploring Certainty and Time in Philosophy and Theology

This chapter delves into the differences between everyday language and philosophical discussions on certainty and probability, emphasizing that confidence does not guarantee correctness. It also examines the theological implications surrounding the kalam cosmological argument, particularly the inner witness of the Holy Spirit and its relationship to rational arguments in Christian belief. The conversation concludes with explorations of time, creation, and the nature of Christ, engaging with objections from Unitarian perspectives and inviting listeners to reflect on these profound philosophical inquiries.