Posts Categorized: trusted resources

In a older article called The Gospels as Historical Testimony, author Paul Merkley says the following: The question is this: on what basis do we generally believe what a historical testimony tells us? The answer is: we believe when and… Continue reading →

Just this week, we had the privilege of interviewing James Warner Wallace who has been one of the most active and creative apologists over the last several years. He has published a series of books using his detective skills and… Continue reading →

On many occasions, while doing some outreach on a major college campus, one objection that comes up quite a bit is the “I Can’t See God!” objection. In other words, how can we expect people to trust in a being… Continue reading →

Does anyone ever think about the return of Jesus these days? In my experience, the backlash to the Left Behind Series has made it harder for Christians to get motivated to discuss eschatology.  Orthodox or Traditional Judaism says Jesus didn’t… Continue reading →

We recently did a live stream with Dr. Frank Turek called “Answering Tough Questions on a College Campus.” Here is the clip. We discuss several issues and it is very informative.

Over the last several years, there has been an abundance of apologetic resources that have been released. Tawa J Anderson’s book Why Believe: Christian Apologetics for a Skeptical Age is written on an introductory level and anyone that has been… Continue reading →

On March 15, 1917 the editorial board of the Communist Party newspaper Pravda welcomed a new member – Joseph Stalin. The name chosen for this flagship journal –‘Pravda’ – is the Russian word for ‘truth,’ though its original usage also referred to ‘justice.’ The first medieval law code of Kiev Rus (ancient Russia) was known […]

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In this weekly zoom clip, we discuss God’s Sovereignty,  Foreknowledge, and Man’s Responsibility. Yes, this is a monstrous topic and many have struggled with it and tried to figure it out. We will tackle some of these issues here. We look… Continue reading →

I’ve been reading some scientific studies on the psychosocial impact of

polygamy (in particular, the form of polygamy known as polygyny, that is, a

husband having two or more wives). Modern-day advocates for polygamy argue

that this practice benefits families and society, but the scientific data

tells a different story. The harmful effects of polygamy on the well-being

of men, women, and children are striking.