Thoughtful Reflections on Faith and Life
Here are some apologetics-related posts that you might find interesting. Origins of a Dictum – David Klinghoffer An Itsy Bitsy Spider Inspires Cosmic Musings – Ian McKerracher What is the Relationship Between Science and Christian Theology? – James Bishop Was the Deity of Christ a Legendary Development? – Ryan Leasure Max Planck: Father of Quantum Theory, Believer … 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” »
These are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. The Burden of Super Hearing – Joshua Beck Review of Bertrand Russell’s Lecture “Why I am not a Christian” Part 1 – Sam Ronicker Penitence, Purgation, and Human Flourishing in Dante and Dostoevsky – Melissa Cain Travis Is the Bible … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
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” »
Melissa Cain Travis, who teaches at Houston Baptist University, often has great things to say. I was not surprised when she recently wrote an article on the greater writer G.K. Chesterton. In The Everlasting Man, G.K. Chesterton argues that man, as a species, is different in kind, not just degree, from all other living creatures. … Read More “G.K. Chesterton on Art and the Image of God” »
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 blog posts that I came across this week. You might find them interesting. Are Common Descent and Intelligent Design Compatible? – Melissa Cain Travis What’s Wrong with Religious Pluralism? – Tim Barnett Allah or Jesus? Is God One? Interview with Nabeel Qureshi – Sean McDowell Maybe Our Churches Need More Comic … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I have discovered this week. Make sure to go and check them out. Is Evolution A Theory in Crisis? – Sean McDowell Why Christians Need to Renew Their Commitment to Share the Gospel – Eric Chabot The Third Mission to the West – Amy Hall Five Reasons Why God’s … 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” »
