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Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. What Every Apologist Needs to Know About 1 Peter 3:15 – Mikel Del Rosario Assessing Aquinas – Isaac Pain Concepts Create Idols – Nate Sala A Simple Detective Skill to Help You Determine If God Exists – J. Warner Wallace Did God Command Genocide in … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. Do Christian Parents Have to be Perfect? – Michael Kruger Biblical Archaeology with Dr. Ted Wright – Misty Callahan How Can We Instill a Faith that Endures? – J. Warner Wallace Book Review: So the Next Generation Will Know by Sean McDowell and J. Warner … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. What Is Modal Realism? – Adrian Urias Don’t Assume Non-Christians are Atheists – Logan Judy How Can I Trust the Gospel Accounts When Some Are Missing Important Details? – J. Warner Wallace A Tunnel to Suicide: A Call to Those Standing at the Threshold – … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I recently came across. 21 Lessons for the 21st Century – a critical review – Marcus Paul Is Belief in God Falsifiable? – Zachary Arden How to Avoid Using “Christianese” in Your Conversations – Amanda Fischer Lessons in Evangelism (and Christian Case Making) from the Life of Roadies – J. … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. A Simple Christian Apology – Roger Browning Is God Real? Evidence from the Laws of Logic – J. Warner Wallace TV Tropes in the Book of Mormon – Lenny Esposito How To Become a Self-Taught Apologist – Evan Minton Plato, Christianity, and Keeping a Republic … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts to check out. Was the Virgin Conception Borrowed from Prior Mythologies? – J. Warner Wallace Whirled Views – Terrell Clemmons Background Christianity – Nick Peters A Prayer Guided by the Lord’s Prayer – Douglas Groothius Our Thoroughly Smug Thought Leaders and Us – John Mark Reynolds
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. Why Christian Apologists Must Remember Death – Brett Lunn A Guide to Purposeful Conversations – Logan Judy The Problem With Answering the Problem of Evil – J. Warner Wallace How the Most Important Attribute of God Relates to Christian Apologetics – J. Brian Huffing Trust … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across. Go and check them out. Ambassador at Work – Mikel Del Rosario Do We Have Reasons to Believe in God’s Existence? – Brian Chilton What Does the Bible Say About Ghosts? – Carey Bryant If You Want to Influence a Culture, Encourage a Young Colleague – … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you should check out. Ben Watkins: Why I Am an Atheist – Cameron Bertuzzi Why Would They Write That? How Embarrassing Details Support the Bible – Misty Callahan Four Truths About the Universe You Can Share with Your Kids to Demonstrate the Existence of God – J. Warner Wallace … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. Kepler’s Snowflake: Do Natural Processes Rule out Divine Intelligence in Nature? – Melissa Cain Travis Why Suicide Rates May Rise as Christianity Wanes – J. Warner Wallace 14 things you (probably) didn’t know about Christianity, but really should – Andrew Haslam The Endosymbiont Hypothesis: Things … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. How to Do a Truth Search – Amanda Fischer How to Make the Case Like a Case Maker – J. Warner Wallace Holding up Irrationality as a Virtue When Kid’s Lives Are at Stake – Lenny Esposito Does Suicide Condemn Someone to Hell? – Brian … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Did God Create Evil? – Brian Chilton The 10 Commandments of Progressive Christianity #5: Are Questions More Important than Answers? – Michael Kruger Misquoting Jesus: A Critical Book Review – Nathan Nadeau The Perilous Pitfalls Facing “Tent-Making” Christian Case Makers … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts you should check out. Lydia McGrew on Credentials and New Testament Scholarship – Rob Bowman Is There a First-Century Fragment of Mark’s Gospel? Apparently Not – Michael Kruger A Faultless Modal Ontological Argument – Cameron Bertruzzi Book Review: Mere Apologetics by Alister E. McGrath – Misty Callahan How Ancient Eyewitness … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you should check out. Why GQ Is Wong. The Bible is a Must-Read – Sean McDowell Was Gnosticism Tolerant and Inclusive? Debunking Some Myths about “Alternative” Christianities – Michael Kruger Establishing the Reliability of the Old Testament: A Timely Test of Transmission – J. Warner Wallace Why the Problem … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Book Review: “Dynamics of Muslim Worlds” – J.W. Wartick WATCH: Nancy Pearcey on Love Thy Body – Kurt Jaros Is the New Testament Reliable? – Ryan Pauly God’s Crime Scene for Kids – Nick Smith How Can God Allow Horrific Evil Like School Shootings? … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. High School Students Have Questions – Ryan Pauly Are Religious Discussions Important? – Brian Chilton Did the Church Fathers View Their Own Writings as “Inspired” Like Scripture? – Michael Kruger When Christian Artists Learn Apologetics – Alex Aili Am I … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across. Truth in the Story of Christmas – John Dickson The Connection Between Christmas and Hanukkah – Misty Callahan Christmas is Christmas Because Jesus is God – J. Warner Wallace Why Atheism Makes Reason Impossible – Frank Turek Men and Temptation – Nick Peters
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you should go check out. Hope in the Face of Death Is a Sign That Christianity Is True – Misty Callahan Why Shouldn’t We Trust the Non-Canonical “Arabic Gospel of the Infancy of the Savior”? – J. Warner Wallace Can Reason Lead Us To A Relationship With God? – Al … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Two of the most important hats that I wear are those of a pastor interested in apologetics and of a father of young children. As each year passes, I’m becoming more and more convinced of the overlap between the two. That’s why I’m thankful for J. Warner and Susie Wallace’s God’s Crime Scene for Kids. I … Read More “God’s Crime Scene for Kids – Review” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. Unbelievable? Is Luke’s Description of Quirinius Historically Inaccurate? – J. Warner Wallace Would the Great Scientists of the Revolution Be Devout Christians if they Lived Today? Part I – Melissa Cain Travis Unbelievable? – a review – Andrew Larkin How to Respond to Alleged Bible … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Meeting the Challenge of Deep Difference Part 6: The Way of Cross – Cameron McAllister Logic as an Intellectual Navigation System, Part 1 – Ken Samples Freedom Through Obedience: A Lesson from Star Wars – Sean McDowell Faith Does … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. The Incarnation and Boethius’ Hierarchy of Knowledge – Harrison Jennings Five “Fake News” Stories That People Believe about Early Christianity – Michael Kruger Your Students Are Willing to Delay Gratification, If You Are – J. Warner Wallace What Is the Trinity? – Tim Barnett … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Assessing the Kalam Cosmological Argument, Part I – Harrison Jennings Why Does God Love Satan? – Rajkumar Richard Has String Theory Unraveled God? – Tom Rudelius Harvard Law Professor Coverts To Christianity After Trying To Disprove Resurrection Of Jesus – … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. What is the Core Reason Kids Leave the Faith? – Sean McDowell The Absolute Truth About There Being No Absolutes – Wesley Huff The Self-Evident Nature of Objective Moral Truths – J. Warner Wallace “The Most Reluctant Convert in … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Skeptics Can’t Have It Both Ways – Brent Hardaway Is There Scientific Evidence for God? An Atheist, Three Nobel Prize Winners, an Agnostic, and a Philosopher Weigh In – Alisa Childers America After 911: Is Religion Evil? – Mikel Del Rosario Is “Right” and … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that are worth checking out. Here’s Why You Need to Read “Forensic Faith” by J. Warner Wallace Right Now – Book Review – Alisa Childers A List Of Extra-Biblical Sources For The Historical Jesus – Steven Bancarz If Moral Decisions Are Dependent on Circumstances, Are There No Objective Moral Truths? … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
When I was offered an advance review copy of Forensic Faith by J. Warner Wallace, I didn’t have to think twice about my decision. I have read his first two books: Cold-Case Christianity and God’s Crime Scene and loved them. I expected the same level of quality for Forensic Faith. I was not disappointed. Forensic … Read More “Forensic Faith – Review” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Does God Save Those Who Never Heard Of Jesus Christ? – Rajkumar Richard The 5 Most Illogical People You Will Meet on the Internet – Alisa Childers How Evidence For The Resurrection Led Dr. Qureshi From Islam Apologist To … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you might find interesting. Did Adam and Eve Really Exist? What Does the Science Say? – Alisa Childers 8 Reasons Why The Shroud Of Turin Might Be The Burial Cloth Of Jesus – Brian Chilton Did Jesus Work Miracles as a Child? – J. Warner Wallace A Gospel without … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to take a look at. Is There Evidence for Easter? A Scientist’s List. – S. Joshua Swamidass Were Jesus’ Disciples Illiterate Peasants? – Mikel Del Rosario What Do I Have to Do Before I Can Call Myself a Christian “Apologist”? – J. Warner Wallace Communion: Holy Sacrament or Mere … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you should check out. Can Science Detect the Creator’s Fingerprints in Nature? – Fazale Rana 12 Evidences for the Resurrection of Jesus, Part 5 – Ken Samples How Science & Morality Led Biologist, And Former Atheist, Wayne Rossiter To Christianity – James Bishop Do We Believe in Minds Simply … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts for you to check out. 10 Historical Facts About Jesus From Non-Christian Sources – Alisa Childers Is “God Did It” A Substitute For Scientific Ignorance? – Blake Giunta Stop Using the Term “Fetus” – J. Warner Wallace Can Life Have Meaning Without God – Andy Bannister Always Ask What They Mean by … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. Go and check them out. 12 Evidences for the Resurrection of Jesus, Part 1 – Ken Samples Richard Dawkins Really Does Believe in Design – Sean McDowell Living Faithfully in Difficult Times – Melinda Penner 8 Responses Against Christianity From Dr. John Lennox – Wesley … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related blog posts I came across this week. Earwax Discovery Gives New Hearing to the Case for Intelligent Design – Fazale Rana Does the Temple Prediction Invalidate the Early Dating of the Gospels? – J. Warner Wallace Bible study: Was the resurrection body of Jesus spiritual or physical? – Wintery Knight How … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you should go and check out. Mourning with Muslims: A Reflection On the Quebec Mosque Attack – Abdu Murray Were Neanderthals People, Too? A Response to Jon Mooallem – Fazale Rana A Personal God is the Best Explanation for the Beginning of the Universe – J. Warner Wallace Who … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. A Little Manual for Knowing – a review – Kristi Mair The Female Brain: Pregnant with Design – Fazale Rana The Salvation Equation: The Simple Relationship Between Faith and Works – J. Warner Wallace Paul’s Solution to the Problem … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across. You might find them helpful. Does Dinosaur Tissue Challenge Evolutionary Timescales? A Response to Kevin Anderson, Part 2 – Fazale Rana To Reach Young People, We Must “Become Like Children” – J. Warner Wallace How to Respond to the Claim That Evolution Baked Morality into Us … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you might find helpful. Does Dinosaur Tissue Challenge Evolutionary Timescales? A Response to Kevin Anderson, Part 1 – Fazale Rana Does the Description of the Demoniac(s) Demonstrate a Dilemma? – J. Warner Wallace An Explanation of “Worldview” – Sean McDowell Luke Barnes Discusses the Fine-Tuning of the Fine Structure Constant … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. How to be an Atheist – a review – Ellie Cook Duck-Billed Platypus Venom: Designed for Discovery – Fazale Rana Are Theists the Only People Who Have the”Burden of Proof”? – J. Warner Wallace Make a Pro-Life Difference in … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. I hope you find them helpful. A Post-Truth Society? Responses from Ravi Zacharias, Abdu Murray, and Vince Vitale – Ruth Malhotra Engaging with Hindus – a review – Mark Pickett Q&A: Why Would an Infinite Creator Employ the Same Designs? – Fazale Rana The Relationship Between Christian … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related blog posts I came across this week. Enjoy. Studying … Theology? – Connie Keep and Andrew Larkin What Jurors Can Teach Us About the World We Are Trying to Reach – J. Warner Wallace New Study: Galactic Habitable Zone Depends on Fine-Tuning of Cosmological Constant – Wintery Knight Starting God-Conversations: Take the … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you might want to check out. Apologetics as Conversation – Tim Muehlhoff You Can’t Trust the Gospels Because They Were Written by Christians – J. Warner Wallace Lawrence Krauss debates “A Universe From Nothing” with an astrophysicist – Wintery Knight How Did Christianity Prevail in Ancient Rome and What Can … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related blog posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Does Belief in God Cause Wars? – Michael Ots How Can We Trust the Gospels When the Genealogy of Jesus Is So Different? – J. Warner Wallace Correcting Four Myths About the History of the Crusades – Wintery Knight Taking … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Make sure to go and check them out. You Want to Be a Good Apologist? – Amy Hall Was John Describing Something He Saw, or Was He Trying to Make a Point? – J. Warner Wallace Apologetics in the Gospel of John – Wintery … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I discovered this week. Go check them out and feed your mind. Atheists Can’t Have Their Cake and Eat It Too – Tim Barnett Is the Evidence for Intelligent Design “Undeniable”? One Scientist Makes the Case – Sean McDowell What does it mean to say Christianity is true? – Eric … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across. Go and check them out. The Apostle Thomas was Not a Doubter – Sean McDowell ISIS. We Don’t Hate You – Nick Peters How to Survive the Apocalypse – a review – Isaac Pain Help Your Students Learn About Mormonism – J. Warner Wallace The Authority … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Religion and Well-being: Assessing the evidence – Theos A Brief Description of My Journey from Atheism to Christianity – J. Warner Wallace Archaeologists Make First-Time Discovery of Philistine Cemetery – Wintery Knight Problems with the Shallow Grave Hypothesis – … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. You should check them out. Modern Old Testament Study – Peter J. Williams The Brief Biblical Case for the Eternal Life of the Soul – J. Warner Wallace Why God Doesn’t Create a World with Less Suffering – Lenny Esposito Why I Love Atheists … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. You should check them out. Why Do You Feel Guilty About Evangelism But Not About Apologetics? – J. Warner Wallace 30 Things You Can Do This Summer to Deepen Your Kids’ Faith – Natasha Crain Is the Probability of Getting a Universe That Supports Complex … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. How to Deal With Your Atheist Professor – Frank Turek Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Anthony Weber Like Attracts Like – Adrian Urias Why the Pre-Jesus Mythologies Fail to Prove That Jesus is Just a Myth – J. Warner Wallace A Christian Response … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
I sometimes get teased that my relaxing reading is no different from my work reading. That does not bother me one bit! I asked some people about their reading plans and apparently I’m not unique in my tastes. Take a look at what they are reading and perhaps you will find some ideas for your … Read More “Reading Suggestions” »
Here are some interesting apologetics-related blog posts that I discovered this week. Have a look and expand your knowledge. The Bible vs the Qur’an – Apologetics Canada Mining For God: a Review and Response – Daniel T. Wynne Christian Case-Makers: Don’t Allow Your Vigilance to Become Vitriol – J. Warner Wallace Morality Must be More than … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
There is a tremendous amount of good quality apologetics content available. Here is some of what I have found this week. Make sure to check out these posts. Why Doesn’t Archaeology Corroborate Every Detail of the New Testament Accounts? – J. Warner Wallace How Can We Be Equal Without Christianity? – Lenny Esposito Are Christians … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
I often hear people asking about recommendations for books in the area of apologetics. There are always good and new books coming out. One place where you can look for these is the book reviews page at Hope’s Reason: A Journal of Apologetics. Another way to find what is good is to look at the … Read More “Top Ten Books in Apologetics” »
I love reading books and I’m thankful that I have been blessed with a great library. Here are the top ten books that I read in 2015. I hope you get a sense of the diversity of books that I try to read. They are in no particular order. Pastor as Public Theologian by Kevin … Read More “Top Ten Books I Read in 2015” »
Summer is a chance for me to catch up on some of my reading. I have less classes to teach and my chaplaincy work is lighter. Now that summer is over, it is time for me to look back on what I read. I actually read more than these five, but these are the ones … Read More “5 Books I Read Over the Summer” »
A few years ago, I was given a review copy of a book by a new apologist named J.Warner Wallace. I loved his Cold-Case Christianity and so I was happy when I heard he had new book coming out. Wallace’s God’s Crime Scene is written very much in the same style as his earlier book and … Read More “God’s Crime Scene” »
Recommended Blog Posts: God Conversations – Nancy Steiger Eschatological Solution to the Problem of Pain and Suffering – Prayson Daniel The Cumulative Case for Christianity: Death by a 1,000 Paper Cuts – J. Warner Wallace Prepare and Seek an Answer – Lenny Esposito Yes, the Birth of Christology Started Very Early! – Eric Chabot Recommended Resource:
Recommeneded Apologetics Posts: Identity Crisis: Should We Use the Term Apologetics? – Steve Wilkinson What Was the Shape of Jesus’ Cross? – J. Warner Wallace If There Is a Good God, Why Do We Have Wars? – Lawren Guldemond So… Joseph Smith Had Several Wives… Now What? – Nace Howell The Difference Between God Being Understandable … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Heresy and Creeds – Darren Rodrigues How Not to Argue Against Relativism – Thomas Rauchenstein Getting the Most Out of Apologetics Conferences – Patrick Collins Do We Really Need to Teach Our Kids Apologetics When God is in Control Anyway? – Natasha Crain How Evidence Helps Doubters Become Devotees – J. Warner Wallace Recommended Resources:
The Benefits of Community in Apologetics – Zak Schmoll 2 Reasons Why Beliefs are (Almost) Involuntary – Thomas Rauchenstein Why Understanding the Imago Dei is More Crucial than Ever – Lenny Esposito You Are What You Think! – Eric Chabot Do Denominational Disagreements Falsify Christianity? – J. Warner Wallace Recommended Resource:
Canada and Christianity: Where Are We? – Justin Wishart Is Atheism the Default Position? – Patrick Collins Word of Advice to Atheists – Stop Defining Atheism as a Lack of Belief – Tyler Vela Resources to Help You Defend the Historicity of Jesus – J. Warner Wallace How Do We Teach Youth Apologetics? – Brett Kunkle … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Mother Theresa is NOT Good… Without God – Chris Price Leaders – How well are you getting people grounded in the faith? – Mark McIntyre 4 Components of the Soul-Making Theodicy – Thomas Rauchenstein Values so Shockingly Consistent They Make the News – Lenny Esposito Three Ways Large Churches Can Effectively Reach the Lost – J. … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Did the God of the Old Testament Command Genocide Part One – Thomas Rauchenstein Why Size Doesn’t Matter – Chris Price Atheism And Evil In The Name Of God – Mikel Del Rosario What Really Happened at Nicea – Kevin Short 22 Important Questions for the Buddhistic Worldview – J. Warner Wallace Recommended Resource:
The Strength of a Cumulative Case – Lenny Esposito The Truth SERUMM – Clay Jones How ‘Strict’ Was First Century Jewish Monotheism? – Thomas Rauchenstein A Brief Overview of the Jehovah’s Witness Worldview – J. Warner Wallace How to Become a Cult Leader (In Seven Easy Lessons) – Israel Wayne Recommended Resource:
A Pastor Can Be Trained to Defend the Faith Even Without Formal Training – Matt Rawlings A Look at Pauline Apologetics: What Can Apologists Learn From Paul? – Eric Chabot The Blind Monks and the Elephant: a Christian Interpretation – Justin Wishart 4 Ways in Which Jesus Saw Himself as Divine – Thomas Rauchenstein The … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Richard Dawkins: A Gift From God – Nick Peters The Apologetic Parent: Training Children to Live the Faith – Jennifer Pinch Resources to Help You Respond to the Problem of Evil (Free Bible Insert) – J. Warner Wallace Forrest Gump and Jesus’ Resurrection – Lenny Esposito Investigating God’s Existence from Innate Desires – Prayson Daniel Recommended … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Rights and Their Freedoms Come From God Alone – Lenny Esposito Parents: Train Your Young Christians by Finding the Right Mentor – J. Warner Wallace Where Do You Experience Doubts with Your Faith? – Greg Koukl Conversations with Stephen Meyer: Surprised by Praise – Stephen Meyer Apologetics of Jesus – Eric Chabot Recommended Reading: The Original … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Does 1 Corinthians 2:4 Mean Christians are Wrong to use Apologetics in their Evangelism? – Daniel Rodger Three Simple Strategies to Help You Become A Better Christian Case Maker – J. Warner Wallace Of Pageants and Propaganda – Lenny Esposito Should All Churches Be “Mere”ly “Christian”? – J.W. Wartick What Can We Know About Jesus? … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Why is There Evil and Suffering? – Lynette Olfert How to Be the Christian Case Maker You Have Always Wanted to Be – J. Warner Wallace Who Wrote the Gospels? – Ben Witherington III How Not to Talk to a Skeptic – Don Johnson 3 Good Reasons to Question What You Believe – Luke Nix Recommended … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
A number of years ago, Lee Strobel’s Case for Christ made a huge impact on the Christian community and on skeptics. Why? It was not because it was answering the hard questions for the first time. There were many other books available with more detailed and complex answers to the questions that are out there. … Read More “Cold-Case Christianity” »
