The nature of truth is that it is absolute. The truth, by its nature, excludes hypothesis opposed to it. If something disagrees with the truth it is false. For example, if my shoes are off and I say there are on, I am wrong. If you said my shoes were off, you were right. The [...]
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The Nature of Truth Applied to Religion (Revised)
Posted in Apologetics on January 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Gregory Koukl on the problem of evil
Posted in Apologetics on July 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Chew on this: There can only be a problem of evil if God exists. (Gregory Koukl, Tactics: A Gameplan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions, p. 138) Argument explained: Since God’s existence is necessary to make the notion of evil intelligible, the existence of evil cannot be used as a proof that God does not exist. [...]
Weekly Notables (15)
Posted in Apologetics, History, News, Supremacy of Christ, Theology, Weather/Climate on April 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Favorites in… Listening: Phil Johnson spoke recently at Omaha Bible Church, outlining the 5 major heresies that have frequented Christianity. This message is just a survey, so if you want to hear him speak more in depth on each of the 5 heresies, go here. Climate news: Roger Pielke Sr. outlines his position on climate [...]
Weekly Notables (9)
Posted in Apologetics, Books, Evangelism, Weather/Climate on March 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What is an Evangelical? The answer according to Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. Part 2, and Part 3 from Kevin DeYoung Tactics. Greg Koukl discusses his new book Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing your Christian Convictions with Issues, Etc radio broadcast. Is Global Warming on hold? An article from Discovery News. Snow in the Northeast. A [...]
The Crux
Posted in Apologetics, Christian Life, Supremacy of Christ on February 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The resurrection of Jesus is much more than a historical, philosophical issue…It is that, but it is much more. If it happened, it changes our lives completely. (Timothy Keller, The Reason for God, p. 202) Is it not interesting that these simple statements can be so a part of our routine as Christians but yet [...]
