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What, Me Worry?

June 13, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

By Al Serrato Alfred E. Neumann, the famous face of Mad Magazine for many decades, popularized this slogan. While he wasn’t referring to the question of salvation, this saying does seem to describe the way many people view that question today. Yes, there may be a God; they will concede. But “I’m not worried,” they […]

How to Disagree Better about COVID-19, Conspiracy Theories, and Pretty Much Everything Else in Life

June 10, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

By Natasha Crain  Aside from feeling the fatigue of quarantine in general, I am feeling the fatigue of people arguing about the quarantine. This includes Christians fighting with other Christians, Christians fighting with non-believers, and non-believers fighting with non-believers. If you spend any time on social media, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Our culture has largely […]

Does Paul’s Silence About Jesus Prove That He Didn’t Exist?

June 6, 2020 /0 Comments/in , /by

By Erik Manning Over 99% of historical scholarship acknowledges that Jesus was a real person. It doesn’t matter if that scholar is liberal or conservative, or Christian, atheist, agnostic or Jewish. The <1% of historians that believe Jesus is a myth are mostly atheists or agnostics. And it’s only the ‘internet infidel’ crowd that takes […]

The COVID-19 War

May 27, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

By Dr. Dan Eichenberger The United States incurred an unprovoked attack, and the enemy (COVID-19) has inflicted casualties. The President declared war and already invoked the Defense Production Act, essentially forcing private companies into the production of what the government demands. Since the war has been declared, the expectation is there will be casualties, both […]

Does The Cambrian Explosion Disprove Darwinism?

May 25, 2020 /0 Comments/in , /by

By Ryan Leasure In The Origin of Species, Charles Darwin argued that “all the organic beings which have ever lived on this earth have descended from some one primordial form.”1 Darwin suggested that this primordial life form gradually developed into new life forms, which subsequently developed more life forms, eventually producing all the complex life forms we see […]

Ravi Zacharias: un recuerdo personal

May 25, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

Por William Lane Craig  En 1973 llegué a Trinity Evangelical Divinity School para comenzar mis estudios en Filosofía de la Religión. Para empezar a introducirme en el tema, decidí comenzar tomando una clase de Apologética durante la escuela de verano del cuarto trimestre con el Prof. John Warwick Montgomery. En la clase se inscribió conmigo […]

Jeff Hester Debates William Lane Craig On The Topic “Is Belief In God Rational In A Scientific Age?”

May 23, 2020 /0 Comments/in , /by

By Wintery Knight  I was very excited to see a recent debate by Christian philosopher William Lane Craig against atheist astronomer Jeff Hester. When I summarize a debate, I do a fair, objective summary if the atheist is intelligent and informed, as with Peter Millican, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, or Austin Dacey. But the following summary is […]

Secularism, COVID-19, & the “Non-Essential” Church

May 6, 2020 /0 Comments/in , /by

By Rich Hoyer Many have asked the question, “Why are churches considered ‘non-essential’ during the Coronavirus shutdown and places like restaurants considered ‘essential’? Why are churches closed while grocery stores and restaurants remain open (at least for carry-out orders)?” The insinuation is NOT that food isn’t necessary, but the focus of the inquiry is on […]

La ciencia y el nuevo ateísmo son incompatibles

May 4, 2020 /0 Comments/in /by

Por Shadow To Light Uno de los argumentos centrales del movimiento del Nuevo Ateismo insiste en que la ciencia y la religión son «incompatibles”. Los científicos no deben ser religiosos y si alguien realmente valora la ciencia, se supone que deben abandonar su religión. El argumento es convincente solo para nuevos ateos, simplemente porque es […]