Should Evolution be a Threat to the Christian Church?
My wife and I have decided to home-school our two daughters after careful consideration and much prayer. It hasn’t been easy but it has been ultimately satisfying for both them […]
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Overcoming the Skepticism of Christian Apologetics
The practice of Christian apologetics must be approached in a way that seeks to strengthen one’s intellect and understanding of God so that we can make a comprehensive case/defense for […]
Misconceptions of Debate
I’m writing this article on the spur of the moment after having searched the internet for how the debate between Lawrence Krauss and William Lane Craig went. Last week when […]
“The Unbelievers” Documentary
Biologist Richard Dawkins and theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss are the stars of the new documentary “The Unbelievers”. Given that these two prominent atheists are the main features of the upcoming […]
The ‘No God’ Zone
I have heard and read about the omniscient grip that science has been tightening around the neck of theology, strangling it till it can no longer grasp for air, causing […]
Form Criticism
In our effort to objectively challenge historical criticism, I am going to put forth my strongest effort to critically assess the validity of form criticism. The topic of historical criticism […]
The Kalam Cosmological Argument
Don’t let the name frighten you; the Kalam Cosmological Argument (KCA) is rather simplistic in nature once you break down each premise into its fundamental components. While there are many […]
Worldview of Jesus 