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In this clip we interview Dr. Justin Bass, who is author of the book The Historical Bedrock for the Death, Burial and Resurrection of Jesus.

For those that are interested, here is a recent clip from our weekly apologetic meeting at The Ohio State University. We went over the minimal facts argument for the resurrection of Jesus. I mentioned some additional things and spent time… Continue reading →

Over the years  I have talked to many people about the existence of God. In many cases, both theists and skeptics can grow frustrated with one another on the lack of agreement. I have come to the conclusion that when people attempt to discuss the… Continue reading →

In this short clip, we discuss some of the issues that come up with people when we discuss the existence of God.

Here is a clip from our weekly apologetics meetings. In this clip, we discuss some of the challenges of using messianic prophecy in today’s culture.

On July 6, 1924 a non-descript Scotsman approached the pulpit on 17 rue Bayard in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.  The building was L’église écossaise de Paris (The Scots Kirk, Paris), and the preacher was Eric Liddell, the ‘Flying Scot’ and great Olympic hope of the United Kingdom. He chose not to run that day […]

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Over the years I have heard hundreds of objections to the Christian faith on a major college campus. One of the most common objections I hear is that there is no way to ‘prove’ or ‘disprove’ God’s existence. Sadly, this… Continue reading →

Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on Think Apologetics. Tabernacle of David considers this resource trustworthy and Biblically sound. .

Recently a friend asked me why so many Christians don’t seem to know much about the role of Messianic prophecy in the Bible. They also seemed to be unaware as to how it was utilized as the main apologetic in… Continue reading →

Introduction The skeptical issue in our culture mostly enters into the religious dialogue in the following way: “In the case of God, who isn’t some physical object but a divine being, what kind of evidence should we expect to find?… Continue reading →