Do you really know Jesus? Do you know more than saying, "Jesus died for my sins" or "I have a personal relationship with him"? Most students aren't able to get past a few Christian clichés if you ask them who Jesus... Continue Reading →
I have found the topic of biological evolution to be very important for young people. As I teach my high school students, I make sure to cover the topic each year. In my Historical Doctrines and Apologetics class, I spend... Continue Reading →
Consciousness is one of the undeniable facts of our universe, yet it is also of the biggest mysteries for atheists. Most naturalists don't have an answer as to where it came from. Michael Ruse, an atheist philosopher, said on a recent... Continue Reading →
I received a lot of responses after last week's blog, "Is atheism a 'lack of belief' in God?" Most of the responses came from atheists which I expected. I also expected an immediate request for proof of the Christian God which is... Continue Reading →
Last weekend I attended a debate/discussion between Ryan Bell and Sean McDowell. The event was hosted by Justin Brierley from the Unbelievable? radio show and podcast. One of the topics that came up was the idea that we are unable... Continue Reading →
There's a reason we don't see this objection being used with police or in court.
There is simply no way of knowing that more evidence would mean more people saved.
J. Warner Wallace, a cold-case homicide detective, the author of Cold Case Christianity and God's Crime Scene, and faculty member at Summit Ministries, joined me this week to talk about how we should stop teaching students and start training them.
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