PODCAST: Post-Enlightened – Friedrich Nietzsche’s Challenge to Christian Belief
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My wife Raven joins me for a reading from a chapter in my book Post-Enlightened: Reflections on Two Hundred Years of Anti-Christian Writing from Thomas […]
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PODCAST: From Babel to Pentecost – How Jesus Broke Down Racism and Nationalism to Make One New People
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In this episode I talked with my friend Jackson Ferrell about how the events of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2 point back to the story of […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus at the Movies Ep. 11 – Shadowlands (w/ Dr. David Baggett)
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In this episode, I spoke to Dr. David Baggett about the 1993 Richard Attenborough film Shadowlands. Shadowlands is a film about the Christian thinker C.S. […]
How Did the Pentateuch Come About?
Posted onIn a recent article series, I gave a broad history of the development of the documentary hypothesis–the view of most critical scholars about how the […]
PODCAST: Responding to Heretic Happy Hour’s Shots at the Canon
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In this episode I respond to claims from the podcast Heretic Happy Hour about the biblical canon, which is the list of the books of […]
A Biblical Worldview of Government Part 3 – How Should Christians Relate to the State?
Posted onThis is the last article in a series about the biblical view of government and how Christians should relate to it. For more, follow the […]
A Biblical Worldview of Government Part 2 – Left Versus Right
Posted onThis is the second article in a series about the biblical view of government and how Christians should relate to it. For more, follow the […]
A Biblical Worldview of Government Part 1 – The Origin and Role of Government
Posted onThis is the first article in a series about the biblical view of government and how Christians should relate to it. For more, follow the […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 4 – The Historicity of the Book of Daniel
Posted onThis is the fourth in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. A lot of people are […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 3 – The Documentary Hypothesis Applied to the Book of Amos
Posted onThis is the third in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. We talked last time about […]