In this fast paced Web 2.0 universe with real time updates, it seems like bringing up something that was a buzz a few years ago seems clueless. Sort of like finding out the cloths one wears have been out of style for the last two decades. Yet, lessons can still be learned about the hype … Continue reading Remembering the Blasphmey Challenge
Discovering the Universe to Know More About the Maker of the Universe
I was reading through Mark Knoll’s The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind (IVP) this afternoon, and came across this most enlightening point:It is the nature of God and his loving work, not primarily the practical benefits, that requires cultivation of the mind.For a Christian, the most important consideration is not pragmatic results, or even the … Continue reading Discovering the Universe to Know More About the Maker of the Universe
Youth Apologetics
The other day someone who asked, “What would the youth need to know about the Christian faith?” I responded with the following:It is important for high school students, grades 9-12, to understand that Christianity is more than just my mom and dad’s religion. They too must take up the challenge to know what they believe … Continue reading Youth Apologetics
Killer Book about Books that Kill…
My review of 10 Books That Screwed Up the Word: And 5 Others That Didn’t Help (Washington DC: Regnery Publishing House, 2008) by Benjamin WikerIdeas have consequences; therefore, bad ideas published in books can have bad consequences for generations. Benjamin Wiker, working off of this general thesis in 10 Books That Screwed Up the Word: … Continue reading Killer Book about Books that Kill…
Crux: What is the "Crux" of Christianity?
The crux of a Christianity centers on the resurrection of Jesus. “If Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is vain, your faith also is vain,” writes Paul. Without the resurrection, there would be no Christianity. Although many cults, liberal scholars, and atheist have attempted to disprove the resurrection, there is still good reason … Continue reading Crux: What is the "Crux" of Christianity?