By Brian Chilton Recently, I was talking to a friend of mine who was infatuated with a person who did not necessarily share the same sentiments. In fact, it was not certain what the other person really desired in their relationship. I will not mention anything more about this situation out of respect for those […]
By Wintery Knight I have a key that will unlock a puzzling mystery So, this is just an advice post for doing apologetics. Here are three situations I’ve run into while doing apologetics in the last month. First situation. I was talking with a lady who is an atheist. I had a copy of “God’s Crime […]
By Evan Minton We saw in the previous blog post that the historical evidence for Jesus’ death was overwhelming. Even several non-Christian scholars affirm it, and even say that it’s the one fact about Jesus that is indisputable. However, what happened to Jesus after He died? The New Testament says that He was placed in a tomb […]
Por Peter S. Williams Contra Grayling Una respuesta cristiana a “Contra todos los dioses” (Oberon Books, 2007) Por Peter S. Williams (MA, MPhil) A.C. Grayling, profesor de Filosofía en el Birbeck College de la Universidad de Londres, comienza su autodenominada polémica contra la religión con una pregunta y una respuesta: “¿Merece respeto la religión? Yo […]
By Ken Mann The question is asked in different ways. Are science and religion compatible? Are science and faith in conflict? The answer, once one has properly defined what is meant by science and faith, is it depends. Critics of Christianity will assert, based on history, that there is an inherent conflict between science and religion […]
By Ken Mann Think Week: The Foundations of Science Found in Christian Theism, 1 What are the foundations of science? This series of posts will look at five presuppositions of science. These presuppositions cannot be established by science: Rather, they must be in place before science can even begin. There are others, but this series will […]
by Natasha Crain Over the last few months since Talking with Your Kids about God came out, I’ve heard from a lot of parents who especially love the conversation guides provided in the book. Every chapter has one of these guides to help parents have a conversation with their kids about that chapter’s content. There’s an easy conversation […]
By Evan Minton In the previous blog post, I explained what the minimal facts approach was, and how it employed standard historical criterion to the New Testament text rather than it being a “Thus sayeth The Lord” approach. The New Testament is used, but only as an ancient set of documents, not as scripture. Additionally, […]
Por Max Andrews Demasiado a menudo encuentro cristianos descartando algo porque es “filosofía” y no es de la Biblia, de un credo, de una confesión, etcétera. En mi experiencia, muchas personas tienden a acusar al Molinismo como filosofía. Para seguir esta breve tangente, el conocimiento medio y el Molinismo no es una rejilla filosófica puesta […]
by Aaron Brake “If you hate evil, hate sin.” —Clay Jones— Introduction The so-called problem of evil is one of the most common objections raised against the Christian faith. Perhaps no one has more succinctly stated the apparent contradiction between an all-loving, all-powerful God and the existence of evil as the eighteenth-century Scottish skeptic David […]