The problem of evil is one of the biggest hurdles to overcome. How could a loving God allow evil and suffering? It is a mistake to attempt to solve the problem of evil with one response. There are different types... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago a youth pastor invited me to do an atheist role play for a group of his Jr. High students. They had read about apparent Bible contradictions and their youth pastor wanted to challenge them. He wanted to... Continue Reading →
This past week I was scrolling through my Facebook feed when I saw an interesting post by a friend that had attracted a lot of attention. There were about 75 likes and over 25 comments so I was curious to... Continue Reading →
As I was teaching today about free will being part of the Christian worldview, I received an interesting objection. The objection was stated that if God exists and has planned our lives, then we don't have free will. Does God... Continue Reading →
This is a question that was the topic of three of my lectures today and two more lectures tomorrow. Who is the ultimate authority in your life? I asked my students to think of different areas of their lives where they... Continue Reading →
Last night, I attended the first night of the two-day reTHINK student apologetics conference put on by Stand to Reason. Sean McDowell gave an incredible presentation answering the question, "Is Christianity a copycat religion?" This argument has resurfaced today on the... Continue Reading →
One of the main questions I get from students relates the fact that they don't see God. If God exists, why doesn't he reveal himself to us? Well... He has! I think people don't see God because they aren't looking for Him.... Continue Reading →
You can't trust the New Testament. You can look at it as history but the rest can't be trusted. It contains miracles and there is no evidence that what the writers claimed actually happened. I seem to hear this a... Continue Reading →
One of the sessions that I attended at the Cross Examined Instructor Academy by Brett Kunkle was titled "Can we be good without God?" The answer to this question is very simple. YES! You actually can be good without believing in... Continue Reading →
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