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3 Poor Reasons To Leave Christianity & 1 Solid Reason to Be A Christian
It’s one of my favorite stories. A well-known contemporary Christian advocate got challenged by his son about the truth of
Scientism: the Twisted Religion of Science & Why it’s False
Social media seems to crawl with comments like “prove that scientifically,” a valid request in some cases, but not all.
The Lost World: Is your Reading of Genesis Wrong?
Have you been reading Genesis wrong all your life? One Wheaton College professor would have you think so. Specializing in
10 Christian Beliefs that Ignited the Scientific Revolution
There are at least three subject areas that societies around the globe and throughout history have excelled at: mathematics, philosophy
Hitler’s God: 3 Reasons Hitler Wasn’t Christian
Does a man identifying as a six year old girl strike you as satire or reality? Either answer would be
10+ Popular Pro-Abortion Excuses, And My Responses
Abortion has gone from a hot-button issue to a hyper-polarized searing debate. Screaming irritation, bombastic claims and anti-science opinions spray
Murder of the Innocent: The Jesus Story
He was maybe a year or two old. I could hear him cry, but I could not see him since
The Waiting Time Problem Makes Darwinism Bunk, Here’s Why
Neo-Darwinian evolution is a fairy tale for big people. I know those are fighting words, but let me tell you
Why Our Society’s New “Religion” Fails: Moralistic Therapeutic Deism
Since I’m on the college campus quite often, I intentionally try to interact with students on worldview and religion. The