Christians are often told that they shouldn’t try to legislate morality and that they should keep religious values out of public policy. Sometimes it is phrased, “Christians shouldn’t force their values on others.” Just how true are these sentiments?
The podcast this week is focusing on listener questions. The following two questions were sent in through email. "I was talking to a friend, and she asked where right and wrong come from. She said that something is wrong if... Continue Reading →
How do you know if something is true or false if there is only a 50% chance of it being true? What do we do when people disagree on the truth and are able to present evidence? Check out the... Continue Reading →
Part 2 of my conversation with Dr. Fazale Rana of Reasons to Believe is finally posted! Check out the episode this week as we continued discussing his newest book, Humans 2.0. You can follow the Coffeehouse Questions Podcast and have... Continue Reading →
One reason I love studying ethics is that our technology is advancing faster than our understanding. New ethical questions arise frequently with the speed that we are advancing in areas like biotechnology. Scientists have already developed the possibility of gene... Continue Reading →
Part 2 is a look at the examples of transgender people in the Bible that were given in the following article and from discussions online. The article being discussed can be found here.
I received a message on Instagram a few months ago from a student. It read, "I got into a discussion with my friend the other day about transgender and gender identity, and she told me that there were transgender [people] in... Continue Reading →
I recently had the privilege of being interviewed by Zac of Adherent Apologetics on YouTube live. We discussed my role as a missionary and my journey into Christian apologetics. Watch the video here and check out the list of questions... Continue Reading →
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