Our Privileged Planet: How Astronomy Points to God
When I was teaching Sunday school, I did a series of classes using Lee Strobel's works. The following is from The Case for A Creator,...
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Our Finely Tuned Universe: How Physics Points to God
When I was teaching Sunday school, I did a series of classes using Lee Strobel's works. The following is from The Case for A Creator,...
The Icons of Evolution: Do They Hold Up?
When I was teaching Sunday school, I did a series of classes using Lee Strobel's works. The following is from The Case for A Creator,...
The Calvinism/Arminianism Debate
"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...
In Heaven Will We Worry About Our Loved Ones Still on Earth?
Recently, a friend of mine brought up this topic online. This is a great (and common) question and deserves a considerate re-sponse....
A One-Legged Stool
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...
The Shortcomings of Moral Relativism: Part 4
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 Shortcomings of Moral Relativism: Part 3
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...
The Shortcomings of Moral Relativism: Part 1
Introduction “‘Is,’ ‘is,’ ‘is’ - the idiocy of the word haunts me,” says Robert Anton Wilson in Nature’s God. “If it were abolished,...
Are Science and Faith Incompatible? Part 4
Conclusion Most of you have probably never heard this information. You have been assured that random chance, nurtured by natural...
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