Apologetics 3/4

Are We Possibly Too Evolved for Evolution To Be True?

"In the essentials unity; in the non-essentials liberty; and in all else charity." In my previous post, I relayed a question from a young...

Frank Turek relayed a story recently that simply broke my heart. A man had contacted him and told Frank the story of his daughter. She...

Recently, breakpoint.org featured an article by John Stonestreet entitled "Who Do You Say that I Am?" that I found both very alarming and...

Conclusion C.S. Lewis said, “I do not enjoy the society of small children: because I speak from within the Tao I recognize this as a...

The Case for Objective Moral Values I have shown that with a high degree of confidence we can be sure that we not only know things, but...

Weaknesses of Moral Relativism While moral relativism is widespread and enjoys tremendous appeal, it has many shortcomings. First, the...

Introduction “‘Is,’ ‘is,’ ‘is’ - the idiocy of the word haunts me,” says Robert Anton Wilson in Nature’s God. “If it were abolished,...

Conclusion Most of you have probably never heard this information. You have been assured that random chance, nurtured by natural...

The Evidence of Physics As early as the 1950s, astronomer Sir Frederick Hoyle noticed the carbon and oxygen inside stars was produced in...

Introduction In his book You Lost Me,[1] Christian researcher and author David Kinnaman reveals the factors behind the exodus of eighteen...

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