Extraordinary Claims: The Rule That Cannot Pass Its Own Test
Apologetics — answering the New Atheism It is the most quoted line in the whole movement, and it fits on […]
Apologetics — answering the New Atheism It is the most quoted line in the whole movement, and it fits on […]
Eschatology — chronology and sobriety Most prophecy conversations run out of road at the same place. The Tribulation ends, Christ
Doctrine — the immutability of God Everything you have ever leaned on has moved. The job that was going to
Stage Four · Restoration — Writing the Apology You already know the name. You have known it for a long
Science can describe every neuron that fires when you see red. It still cannot say why there is anyone home
Some men close a prophecy book more anxious than they opened it. That is a sign something in the reading
An invitation shouted in a marketplace, addressed to people with no money — and a promise that outlives the mountains.
You have won the argument in your head a hundred times and still lost the night. You know the verse.
The usual frame is science against Scripture. The harder question is whose reading of Genesis you are overruling. Theistic evolution
Nobody in the parable denies the return. One servant simply moves it further out. When we picture the man who
Reconciliation only means something if there was a war. Scripture says there was. The way most of us learned to
You have understood it for years. Understanding was never the mechanism. Some men can explain their problem better than their
Apologetics · Creation — The branching tree in the textbook does more persuading than any experiment ever has. It is
Eschatology — We watch the coalitions and the headlines. Scripture points us to something smaller and far more decisive: a
Apologetics — “A committee of men decided what went in the Bible.” It is the most confident objection in the
Stage Three · Renewal — You can put the right truth in the right column and still lose the same
An in-house question, handled honestly on both sides Every position has one question it would rather not be asked. For
Chronology and sobriety — reading Revelation 17–18 without the headlines Two chapters near the end of Revelation get skipped in
On the years that feel like nothing and are not Nobody warns you about the middle. They warn you about
Stage Two · Identity — Replacing the Belief You named the lie. That was the hard part, and you did