Over the years, I have heard the objection that Jesus is just one of many messianic figures in the first century. In this objection, it is assumed that there is nothing unique about Jesus. In other words, He is just… Continue reading →
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A Look at the Historical Jesus: A History of the Quest for the Real Jesus
In this clip, we talk about the modern-day cultural confusion about Jesus and the history of the quests for the “Historical Jesus.” A small summary is given here: For over 100 years, there has been a quest to identify the… Continue reading →
Are You the Image of God Or A Cosmic Accident?
Do humans matter? I would love to ask Bertrand Russell, Richard Dawkins, Stephen Hawking, and Noah Harari why do humans matter so much and why would they be outraged over all these issues? Granted, it is a bit late in… Continue reading →
A Look at the Problem of Suffering and Pain
In this clip, we discuss some of the challenges we face and answering objections to belief in God or Jesus in light of dealing with suffering and pain.
“Is the Cosmological Argument Still Sound?” With Dr. William Lane Craig and Dr. Stephen C. Meyer
Most recently Cross Examined with Frank Turek interviewed both Dr. William Lane Craig and Dr. Stephen C. Meyer on whether we can still use the Kalam argument. In Meyer’s latest book The God Hypothesis, he discusses the history of the… Continue reading →
The restoration of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount – Part six
This is part six of a six-part newsletter. Part one looked at the recent 13 minute ‘walk around’ the Temple Mount by Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir and the immediate international explosion. Then it examined the histories of Roman, Byzantine and Islamic laws forbidding Jews to walk on or pray on the […]
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A Look at Some Obstacles in Getting Apologetics Into the Local Congregation: Part Two
In our previous post, we discussed some of the hindrances and obstacles that we face in attempting to implement apologetics into the local congregations. I will go ahead and list a couple of more obstacles or misunderstandings about this issue… Continue reading →
A Look at Some Obstacles in Getting Apologetics Into the Local Congregation
For those of us that are involved in the apologetic endeavor, we are always trying to come up with new strategies for how to get apologetics into the local congregation. We all know it can be a challenge to get… Continue reading →
The restoration of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount – Part five
This is part five of a six-part newsletter. Part one looked at the recent 13 minute ‘walk around’ the Temple Mount by Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir and the immediate international explosion. Then it examined the histories of Roman, Byzantine and Islamic laws forbidding Jews to walk on or pray on the Temple […]
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The restoration of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount – Part four
This is part four of a five-part newsletter. Part one looked at the recent 13 minute ‘walk around’ the Temple Mount by Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir and the immediate international explosion. Then it examined the histories of Roman, Byzantine and Islamic laws forbidding Jews to walk on or pray on the Temple […]
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