Vexing Links (12/27/2015)

Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year to Vexing Questions readers. Here are some links of note:

Reasonablefaith.org has released its latest video in its series on the existence of God: the Leibnizian Cosmological Argument (view the other videos in the series here)
The Church of England released a beautiful ad featuring the Lord’s Prayer. It was banned and created some controversy, but it is moving nonetheless.
Dr. Lee Irons does a great job defending the Trinitarian perspective in a new book. Here is an interview about his defense, hosted by Dale Tuggy.
The SEP has some new articles and revisions of note: Thomas Williams revises an entry on St. Anselm, Olga Lizzini has a new article on Ibn Sina’s Metaphysics, and Jeffery Bower revises an entry on Medieval Theories of Relations.
Some music I’ve been enjoying: Timothy Vajda’s As the Crow Flies, and Sigur Rós’s version of the Rains of Castamere.
Carneades.org great philosophy website, with videos on logic.
Brilliant physicist, George Ellis, is interviewed on Closer to Truth about What An Expanding Universe Means.
Grasped in Thought blogs about Gaunilo’s failed objection to Anselm’s ontological argument.
Maverick Philosopher has a beautiful Christmas reflection on the meaning of the Incarnation and John 1:14.
Dr. Alexander Pruss offers an interesting argument about physicalism and thinking about big numbers.

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