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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...
Are Science and Faith Incompatible? Part 3
The Evidence of Biology Equally deserving explanation is the information in the cell. The information found in DNA has been recognized as...
Are Science and Faith Incompatible? Part 2
The Evidence of Physics As early as the 1950s, astronomer Sir Frederick Hoyle noticed the carbon and oxygen inside stars was produced in...
Are Science and Faith Incompatible? Part 1
Introduction In his book You Lost Me,[1] Christian researcher and author David Kinnaman reveals the factors behind the exodus of eighteen...
The "Columbo" Tactic
Now more than ever it seems there is a great need for committed ambassadors for Christ. To this end, there are three aspects to being a...
Answering the Crusades' Critics: Part 4
A Theological-Apologetic Response Not all critiques of the Crusades stem from a willful disregard of historical accuracy. Many attacks...
Answering the Crusades' Critics: Part 3
The Crusaders Augustine’s Just War Theory, developed around the turn of the fifth century, provided the basis upon which the popes called...
Answering the Crusades' Critics: Part 2
Barbaric Christians vs. Enlightened Muslims From the Enlightenment until most recently, the view of the Crusades popularized by...
Answering the Crusades' Critics: Part 1
Introduction Opinions, and even myths, abound concerning the Crusades. As Rodney Stark observes, a cynical take on crusade history...
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