Tag: gospel
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(This is drawn from the excellent discussion on Theopedia) Important – We cannot be dogmatic on this issue; disagreements should not separate Christians (i.e, exercise theological triage) The Age of Accountability is that time in the development of a person when he or she can and invariably does sin against God and…
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Voddie Baucham, a gifted theologian and pastor tragically died Sep at age 56. He was an exponent and supporter of Expository Apologetics. Here is a talk he gave at Dallas Theological Seminary several years ago. And here is his book on the subject. Most Christians actually engage in expository apologetics…
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Eli Shepherd gleans truth here with his politically-incorrect essay entitled Anything but Christ: The Hidden Alliance Between Progressivism and Islam. “And this is where Christian Conservatives have got to wake up. We keep trying to play the world’s game by its rules. We debate statistics, quote laws, and argue economics,…
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This video is so sad. A 19-year old girl who is homeless and addicted to drugs is caught shoplifting. When the police arrest her she starts crying for her “mommy” and that she “wants to go home” (which she doesn’t have as a homeless person). There are so many people…
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There is significant controversy surrounding John Allen Chau’s ill-faited attempt in 2018 to share the gospel with the world’s most isolated people on North Sentinel Island, a 20 square-mile speck of Indian territory in the Andaman archipelago, 30 miles west of Great Andaman in the Bay of Bengal, and home…
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Beauty is the most mysterious (and most misunderstood) of the transcendents, evoking another world. We experience beauty every day with all five of our senses: i.e., seeing a rainbow, hearing “Chevaliers de Sangreal” by Hans Zimmer, smelling “Neroli Savuage” by Creed, feeling fine silk and tasting dark chocolate. Groothuis reminds…
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Robert P. George is McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University. He has a powerful essay at Touchstone entitled The Pagan Public Square. He argues, “Today little effort is made by secular liberals (or “progressives,” as many prefer to…
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[This is from the Introduction, authored by Timothy Paul Jones, to Understanding Christian Apologetics: Five Methods for Defending the Faith.] Jones identifies and defines four primary perspectives for doing apologetics: Classical Apologetics is defined as the “Two-step method that appeals to arguments from reason and nature to establish God’s existence…
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An evil ideology is at war with “family and nature,” White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller said following the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk. Miller warned that there is an ideology in America which has “steadily been growing in this country which hates everything that is good, righteous,…
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The resurrection of Christ is the center of my apologetics. While I incorporate multiple other areas into my apologetics (i.e., classical, evidential, cultural, ecclesial, expository apologetics; the reliability of the NT manuscripts, the problem of evil, ethics, transcendent arguments from beauty, morality, etc.), those are all peripheral issues that I…
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Christian Apologetics 