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Did God Make Disease-Causing Microbes? | iApologia
We live in a very strange time. The strangeness is not necessarily caused by the blustering politics, worldview clashes and
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A number of years have passed since I first heard my black friend talk about it. He was upset. Now,
The Problem of Death: God is the Solution, Not The Problem | iApologia
I know there are many such types; I see them often. It was a meme, an anti-Christian meme. Sitting prominent
The Christian Response During Social Unrest | iApologia
Social unrest during this trying time is on the rise. Everyone seems to be concerned with the trajectory of today’s
Where Is God In Pain & Suffering? | iApologia
Pandemic. Worldwide epidemic. COVID-19. SARS-CoV-2. 2019-nCoV. Where is God in this time of mass viral outbreak? If God is all
No, Christianity Does Not Teach God Of The Gaps, But Naturalism Does. Here’s Why | iApologia
One dark night, your neighbor steals apples from a local orchard. The next morning, the same neighbor is out and
The Naked Worldview of Neo-Atheism: Why It’s Both Unreasonable and Irrational | iApologia
I’m sure you’ve heard this classic tale countless times. An always well-dressed emperor employed two “weavers” to manufacture a new
Need a Role Model for Your Life? Here’s Why Jesus Would Be Your Best One | iApologia
The stories are almost all the same, the hero versus the villain. There’s an opening setting, conflict, rising action, tense
How to Judo Flip Leftist Disingenuous Labels for the Good – iApologia
I’ve recently come across several news stories that piqued my interest. They all had a common thread; they all had