Real Questions from Real Friends
In the spirit of reigniting this blog, I’ve asked two of my closest friends, who are skeptical of Christianity, to […]
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The Doublespeak of Secular Tolerance
I’m motivated to write on this topic after the crap-storm of a controversy was created by the Religious Freedom Restoration
Five Practices that Make Stronger Christians
On this Easter Sunday, It’s important to remind ourselves to make the most of our time. I’m a person who
Duck Commander’s Candor and the Moral Argument
Duck Commander Phil Robertson is in the public eye again. God truly knows I love him. I really do. I
Valuing Humanity in a Secular Society
I recently had a conversation with a co-worker over lunch about abortion and its current political status in America. It
The Heavy Indictment Against God’s Righteousness
Many people have emotionally and intellectually wrestled with the evils and sufferings of this world. Everyone, Christian and atheist alike,
The Moral Argument for the Existence of God
I have to admit, this is one of my favorite arguments for the existence of God. I employ it in
Can You Argue Someone into Heaven?
Every Christian apologist has heard the phrase, “you can’t argue someone into heaven!” This objection has seemingly become the mantra
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
Book Review – “Stealing from God: Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case” by Frank Turek
I had the genuine pleasure of meeting Frank Turek at his three day Cross Examined Instructor Academy (CIA) class at