What Is The Intellectual Cost of The Pro-Choice Position?
By Luke Nix Introduction In recent months a major political and moral shift has been underway across America.…
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Abortion and the Theology of a Purposeless Life
By Brian Chilton While I am intentionally not one of the political voices of the day, I do…
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What the Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Means for Christian Parents
By Natasha Crain I was tempted to not write anything at all about the same-sex marriage ruling. So much…
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Christians: Persons of Faith or Knowledge?
By Tim Stratton We expect people in positions of authority to have training and experience in their respective…
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The Trinity in the Old Testament (Part 4): The Divine Logos
In three previous articles (part 1, part 2, part 3), I laid out the beginnings of a case for the Triune…
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Why Should We Trust the Extra-Biblical References to Jesus?
By Jeremy Linn We received a great question on our Instagram page this week: "How do we know…
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Historical Bias, Objectivity, and the Truth of Christianity
By J. Brian Huffling “Historians are biased and choose what they report. As such, history can’t be known.”…
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What Criteria Do Historians Use to Get To The Minimal Facts About The Historical Jesus?
By Wintery Knight Have you ever heard Gary Habermas, Michael Licona or William Lane Craig defend the resurrection…
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15 Quotes From Dr. Michael G. Strauss on the Big Bang’s Revelation of God’s Invisible Attributes
By Luke Nix The Creator Revealed In 2018 University of Oklahoma particle physicist Dr. Michael G. Strauss released his latest…
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The Trinity in the Old Testament (part 3): The Divine Messenger of Yahweh
In previous blog posts (part 1, part 2), I began a series exploring the expression of God's Triune nature…
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Salt and Light: Finding the Legitimate Balance in the Christian Life
By Brian Chilton Life is often about finding the right balance. Too much of anything is bad for…
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Philosophy Is for Everyone
By Colin Burgess “Philosophy is everybody’s business.” – J. Mortimer Adler. Aristotle opened his opus on philosophy, The…
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How Sunday Schools Are Raising the Next Generation of Secular Humanists
By Natasha Crain Last year, for various reasons, our family had the opportunity to attend a few different churches.…
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The Trinity in the Old Testament (Part 2): The Deity of Israel’s Messiah
In a previous article, I began a series exploring the nature of God in the Old Testament, and the…
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The Trinity in the Old Testament (Part 1): Divine Plurality
It is often assumed that the doctrine of the Trinity – the idea that there is one being…
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Lowder’s Comments to My Assessment of His Debate with Turek
By Jacobus Erasmus In 2016, Jeffery Jay Lowder[1] debated Frank Turek on the topic Naturalism vs theism. See here: In early 2017,…
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How Should Christians Relate to Gay Friends, Neighbors, and Family?
By Mikel Del Rosario Understanding Acceptance, Approval, and Convicted Civility When I speak at student events, Christian kids…
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Book Review: God’s Crime Scene for Kids
By Luke Nix Introduction Several years ago, cold-case homicide detective J. Warner Wallace wrote the book "God's Crime Scene" where…
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How To Become a Self-Taught Apologist
By Evan Minton You've just been introduced to Christian Apologetics and have discovered that there are many good arguments…
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If it Feels Right it must Be Right… Right?
By Jeremy Linn How could something that feels so right be called immoral? That is basically the question…
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A Quick History Lesson
By Nick Peters Objection: The Bible is a compendium of fireside tales and fables recounted orally for generations…
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