Guest post by Tory Currier. Sure, it’s a great sounding mission statement; who could say it was wrong? “Our mission
Category: education
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,
Three Reasons To Never Say “Evolution Is Just A Theory, But Not A Fact”
While surfing radio channels awhile back, I happened upon a host of a Catholic show who was addressing evolution and
Follow Bill Nye’s Lead And Use Science To Quiet Pro-Lifers – A Responce [Podcast]
In an article by Kate Ryan, titled “Follow Bill Nye’s Lead And Use Science To Quiet Pro-Lifers“, she makes a
Using the PIG Process To Recover the Biblical Doctrine of Discernment
Spammers attack my blog every day, which is quite annoying to say the least. Like most, I have no problem
Hoaxes, “Fake News”, False Sources And How To Be Discerning
Internet hoaxes, questionable sources, the overly abused modern phrase “fake news”, click-bait sites and crazy memes bombard our daily life.
Helping the Next Generation Navigate Today’s World [Book Review]
Coauthored with John Stonestreet, Brett Kunkle sent me his new book, A Practical Guide to Culture: Helping the Next Generation
8 Wrong Ways To Read the Bible And 1 Way You Should
Maybe one of today’s most deceptive Christian traps is illicit Bible reading methods. These methods are easy and common, but
The Truth Ain’t Enough. Why You Should Inoculate, Not Isolate
Click for credit. Just The Truth Please? A counterfeiter once walked into a gas station, slapped down a seven and
3 Essential Tools to Own Your Knowledge for Deception Prevention (And Why Doubting Is Not a Sin)
Car in snow. Public Domain. Click for credit. The air was cold and crisp as I started driving home. The