In a recent conversation with an atheist, I challenged him with four major topics his worldview can’t explain. I remembered
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The Universe Maker and a Book for Early Teens
In a past post, I shared a chapter out of a book I’m attempting to write for young teens. Now,
Answering The Good Questions: The Free Market’s Christian Roots
A while back, while speaking at a conference, three questions were raised. The first one was on if animals use language
40 Trillion Reasons Evolution Is Dead
Almost 160 years ago, Charles Darwin thought life’s diversity could be explained through variation filtered by natural selection. Even though
Answering The Good Questions: Do Animals “Talk” or Use Language?
At a recent conference, three great questions were tossed my way. I only gave brief responses and then gave sources
Do Cavemen and Dinosaurs Fit into the Bible? Cavemen (Part 2)
In a previous article, we looked at the issue of dinosaurs and the Bible. We built a foundation for the
Do You Love Wisdom? 5 Sources For Proper Thinking, Philosophy And Logic
During the Q&A segment at one of my university campus talks, someone challenged a point I made during my presentation.
The Jesus Story, Was the Resurrection Fiction? [With a Short Video]
Someday, someone will probably inform you that the New Testament account of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection is “fiction”. Also,
Five Tools to Help Discern Truth from Deception
Who is not mesmerized by the magician’s “trickery”? There is death defying antics, disappearing objects and reappearing people, all based
Worldview as Story
Guest post by A.K. Preston. Hollywood screenwriter John Truby, writing in his bestseller The Anatomy of Story, refers to every