A Personal Confession
Posted onI’ve often heard atheists charge Christians with having an emotional religion with no intellectual aspect, claiming that in our minds we know that God doesn’t really exist. […]
Don’t Quote Me, Bro!
Posted onWhat do you do when you’re an accomplished atheist author who has written books saying the accounts of Jesus in the Gospels were snatched from […]
“Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?” Blog Debate Listing
Posted onI recently engaged in a blog debate with an atheist friend, Ben Doublett, on the question, “Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?” I posted […]
Debate to Take Place January 24th– Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
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WHY IS THERE SOMETHING RATHER THAN NOTHING? An atheist/Christian debate by Ben Doublett and Cody Cook taking place on http://foolofpsalms.blogspot.com/ and http://arguewithachristian.blogspot.com/ beginning January […]
“At the Instigation of Christ”
Posted onThe Roman historian Suetonius, reflecting on the period when Claudius was Emperor (41-54 A.D.), shares an interesting tidbit about an event that happened during his […]
Errors in the Biblical Chronology of the Kings?
Posted onIn the posts I’ve done lately relating to biblical archaeology, a common theme has been developing: your presuppositions dictate your conclusions. If you assume that […]
Is the Bible Wrong About the Philistines?
Posted onThe Philistines were a people we read about in the Old Testament. Many scholars agree that they were in the region of Palestine at least […]
The Amarna Letters– An Early Reference to the Hebrews?
Posted onThe Amarna tablets record a correspondence in the mid-fourteenth century B.C. over a period of about 20 years. The Canaanite leaders were writing to the […]
Is the Bible Right About the Fall of Jericho?
Posted onIn Joshua chapters 2-6, we read a now familiar story about the Israelite siege of Jericho. In it, we find a supernatural victory given to […]
The Christian Response to Sinners
Posted on“I am debtor both to the Greeks, and to the Barbarians; both to the wise, and to the unwise. So, as much as in […]