Trent Horn

According to the eighteenth-century century skeptical philosopher David Hume, “a wise man proportions his belief to the evidence.” For Hume, this meant rejecting belief in miracles, as it seemed there was not enough evidence ever to justify believing the ... See more

During my time as a pro-life evangelist, the organization I worked with was equally composed of Catholics and Protestants. At one of our December events, I asked a Protestant co-worker what she planned to do for Christmas. “I don’t celebrate Christmas,” s... See more

One argument against the personhood of unborn children comes in the form of a thought experiment that attempts to prove that, deep down, even pro-lifers don’t really think human embryos are persons with a right to life like you and me. It goes like this: ... See more

Some Protestants believe that the Catholic Church is not just spiritually dangerous—it’s also a threat to the liberty (and even the lives!) of those who challenge its authority. Fringe fundamentalists like Jack Chick have peddled all kinds of lurid conspi... See more

During the Montgomery Bus Boycott of the mid-1950s, a reporter asked civil rights activist Thurgood Marshall, “Do you think all Negroes should boycott the buses?” Marshall replied, “Oh, by no means. I think all freedom-loving Americans should boycott the ... See more