Should Christians Expect Intolerance from the World?
I hate to say it but I’ve done my fair share of complaining about how Christians are treated in our […]
Experience as Evidence
I recently went to a Newsboys (w/Family Force 5) concert in Newark, OH at the beautiful Midland Theater on October
Christian Reflections on Halloween
This year I’m celebrating Halloween by researching its history! I’ve been involved in multiple discussions over the past month concerning
Open Theism and Evil
Many Christians intellectually and emotionally grapple with the seemingly contradictory notion that an all-benevolent God would somehow permit any evil
Christian Dropouts
The future of the church is necessarily dependant on the existence of tomorrow’s Christians. While the statistics may somewhat vary
Death by a Thousand Paper Cuts
I recently had the genuine privilege of attending a lecture at Ohio State University hosted by Ratio Christi where J
Apologetics Manifesto
Why should Christians desire to become proficient case-makers for their Christian faith? This is the implicit question that is continually
“America” – Response to Critics
Admittedly, Christians are primarily conservative in their political viewpoints and generally sympathize with the notion of American exceptionalism as outlined
The Backfire of Apologetics
The Christians that study the topics of apologetics understand the massive benefit it has in our spiritual lives. We’re able
The World of Atheistic Implications
Putting ourselves in the mind of an atheist is hard for most of us. Honestly, have many of us really