Thoughtful Reflections on Faith and Life
When I hear about Christian speakers getting the opportunity to be on a major platform far wider than our own Christian circles, I get nervous. Some of the speakers are embarrassing and have no idea how to engage outside of their own areas of influence or they are not prepared for a host with strong … Read More “Why Wesley Huff Made Such an Impact on the Joe Rogan Show” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts you might find interesting. So The Next Generation Will Know Review – Mark Goodnight A Response to Ben Bavar on Act and Potency, Part 1 – Harrison Jennings The Council of Nicea and the New Testament – Nick Peters The Five Worst Arguments (or Claims) Made By Internet Theists – … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
I recently had the opportunity to talk to Wesley Huff, a fellow Canadian apologist, about his faith journey and current ministry. Wes ministers on campus with Power to Change and is also a doctoral student at the University of Toronto. Make sure to check out his blog. Wes has an amazing testimony, including a healing … Read More “Interview With Wesley Huff on Faith and Apologetics” »
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 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 posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. How Do We Make Theology Come Alive for Students? – Sean McDowell Fat Bastards & Crucifixion – A Case of Offensiveness Working – Wesley Huff Eye Evolution: The Waiting Is the Hardest Part – Brian Miller How to ERASE … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I came across this week. You may find something that interests you. Reactive Oxygen Species: Harbingers of Evolution or Signals of Design? – Fazale Rana How Should We Respond to The “King James Only” Claim? – Greg Koukl Robert Marks: What Computers Will Never Do – Brendan Dixon Genealogy of … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Pseudoenzymes Illustrate Science’s Philosophical Commitments – Fazale Rana Is It Okay to Have Doubts? Sean Interviews His Father Josh. – Sean McDowell Hilarious Complaints By Medieval Scribes – Wesley Huff Christian Thinkers 101: A Crash Course on Ronald Nash … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts I cam across this week. Go and check them out now. Aren’t Christians Commanded Not to Judge? – Alan Shlemon With Endless Information, Can We Know Anything At All? – Sean McDowell Christmas in November? – Wesley Huff Why Believe Adam & Eve? (Defending Adam & Eve’s Existence) – Rajkumar Richard … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
Here are some apologetics-related posts that I came across this week. I hope you enjoy them. New Testament Reliability Talks – Wesley Huff Debating an Atheist in a Speedo – Thomas Rauchenstein Surprising Evidence for God: Near Death-Experiences – Sean McDowell Challenge: There’s a Contradiction at the Core of Christianity – Amy Hall Understanding the … Read More “Midweek Apologetics Roundup” »
If you have not already, make sure to read part one of this guest post by Wesley Huff. An Embarrassment of Riches… The Number of New Testament Manuscripts In 1631, a printing of the King James Bible suffered from a bit of serious typist error. At Exodus 20:14, the word “not” in the sentence “Thou … Read More “The Reliability of the Gospels – Part Two” »
This is the first of a two part series on the reliability of the Gospels by Wesley Huff. Wesley is a Canadian apologist and student of the New Testament. You can find his blog here. When I was young, I remember watching a series of Christian video publications (that I later found out were produced … Read More “The Reliability of the Gospels – Part One” »
