There are features of our universe which must be explained if we are to have rational debate, and come to logical conclusions about important issues. Allow me a facetious illustration: I believe I should remain faithful to my wife--emotionally, physically,...
When having spiritual conversations, do you ever get sidetracked by unimportant issues? Here’s some advice on “keeping the main thing the main thing.”
A recent news article highlights a seminar at George Washington University (GWU) on "combating 'Christian privilege' in America." It claims that "Christians get 'unmerited perks.'" The campus offers seminars on other "privileges" as well (such as heterosexual...
Note: This post makes mention of Ravi Zacharias. It is with a heavy heart that I must acknowledge a tragic independent report concerning evidence of sexual abuse and predatory behavior on the part of Ravi Zacharias. This man was a huge inspiration to me, as is evident...
Christians and non-Christians alike are often guilty of making basic mistakes in reasoning, or, committing logical fallacies. How can we discern truth from error? Here’s a practical tip.
I have a confession to make: Genealogy, anthropology, etc., are not my favorite subjects of study. Be honest--you've probably skipped the reading of those ancient genealogies more than once in your regular Bible study. It's unfortunate, but this apathy seems to have...
Anyone who knows me well will tell you that I am a huge fan of methodologies. I love to take processes, workflows, and ideas that others have found useful and adapt them to my own needs. Examples of such strategies I have successfully implemented into my own daily...
If you've been a reader of my blog for any amount of time, you are likely aware that I'm convinced the Bible teaches us to use presuppositional apologetics. That is, to give a defense of the faith while admitting our bias, standing on God's revealed truth, and...
Can a person be argued—or persuaded—into the Kingdom of God? The answer might surprise you!
While nearly all religious systems in the world are centered in on good deeds vs bad deeds, Christianity stands alone in its claims. It is not simply one choice in the religious buffet; it’s the only game in town! This is because Christianity is not simply about good...
