A Call To An Intellectual Faith
By J. Brian Huffling
I would venture that if you asked people what is meant by ‘faith,’ they would likely say “believing something in spite of the evidence or in the absence of evidence.” ...
Pastors Get Scared Sharing Their Faith Too!
By Ryan Leasure
We’ve all felt it. The sense of guilt overwhelmed us. The pastor brings his sermon to a close, but before he concludes, he gives the congregation one final exhortation. Go tell ...
How The Discovery Of The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation Falsified Atheism
By Wintery Knight
Prior to certain scientific discoveries, most people thought that the universe had always been here, and no need to ask who or what may have caused it. But today, that’s all ...
Was Jesus’ Death and Resurrection Copied from Krishna?
By Mikel Del Rosario
Copied From Krishna?
What would you say if someone told you the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ death and resurrection were copied from earlier pagan stories? Over 100 years ...
Unfashionable History: The Untold Story Behind The Rise Of Western Civilization
By Terrell Clemmons
Unfashionable History
A Review of How the West Won: The Neglected Story of the Triumph of Modernity by Rodney Stark
Americans are becoming increasingly ignorant of how ...
Is There Meaning To Life?
By Luke Nix
Introduction
An interesting TED Talk came across my Facebook feed a few weeks ago. The talk focused on finding meaning in life. More and more people are discovering that pursuing ...
Securing a Seat in a Secular Society
By Brian Chilton
On this episode of the Bellator Christi Podcast, Brian Chilton discusses what needs to be in a person’s message as one shares the gospel to those who know very little about ...
Does The Bible Need Defending?
By Evan Minton
Sometimes when someone witnesses to an unbeliever by appealing to arguments and evidence that point to the truth of Christianity, some believers will tell the Christian that The ...
The Number One Sign Your Kids Are Just Borrowing Your Faith (and Not Developing Their Own)
By Natasha Crain
The other day something reminded me of the popular 1993 book, “The Celestine Prophecy” (anyone remembers that?). “The Celestine Prophecy” is a fiction book that discusses ...
The Gay Agenda & the Wrong Side of Hate
By Brady Cone
Protestors. Death threats. Misleading newspaper articles. In the days leading up to a talk I was doing on campus at North Carolina State University last year, the environment ...
I am Special?
By Michael Sherrard
There isn’t any reason to think that I am special, but I do. And we all do. That is of course unless life has beaten us up and cruel people have convinced us otherwise. But ...
You Gotta Be More Specific
By Brent Hardaway
A blogger named MarkCC demonstrates a few common misunderstandings regarding Intelligent Design (ID).
First, we need to clarify some terms, as there is some jargon given in ...
Why Everyone Believes in Secure Borders and Why America Needs Them
If you say you’re for open borders, you’re not. Not completely.
Do you have locks on your doors? How about on your car? Got a fence so your kids can play safely? Do you have passwords on ...
Why the Right to Privacy Argument for Abortion Fails
By J. Brian Huffling
A common argument used by abortion advocates is: “A woman can do what she wants with her body! Since it is her body that is going through the pregnancy, then she should ...
Apologetics Is About Love
By Ryan Leasure
Apologetics is about love. Wait, what? Apologetics? About love? You mean to tell me that apologetics — making a defense for the Christian faith — isn’t about academic scruples ...
Terrell Clemmons Interviews Nancy Pearcey About The Impact Of Secularism
By Wintery Knight
Salvo magazine is my favorite magazine for the discussion of issues related to the Christian worldview. They focus on the most interesting topics; sex and feminism, ...
Evil, Suffering and Evidence for God
By Mikel Del Rosario
On November 13, 2015, coordinated terrorist attacks rocked Paris, France: A shooting rampage, explosions, and a mass hostage-taking that leftover 100 people dead and over ...
Did God Create Evil?
By Brian Chilton
After Bible study, one evening, a good friend of mine and I discussed the problem of evil. He asked an excellent question, “Did God create evil?” I said, “No, I don’t think he ...
Sexually Transmitted Unease: How Casual Sex Works Bad Chemistry From Good
By Terrell Clemmons
“Want a Capri Sun?”
Those were the first words he said to her afterward. Rachel White, age fifteen, had been anticipating this moment for at least a year. She’d sneaked ...
How Ancient Eyewitness Testimony Became the New Testament Gospel Record
By J. Warner Wallace
I often wonder precisely when the disciples of Jesus realized their important role in Christian History. As these men sat at the feet of Jesus and listened to everything He ...
