Follow the Evidence Wherever It Leads. Says Who?
Naturalism can describe what you believe. It cannot tell you what you owe. It is the line that ends the […]
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Is Intelligent Design Science? The Rule That Decides the Answer in Advance
Apologetics · Creation and Science — Intelligent Design “Intelligent design isn’t science.” That sentence ends more conversations than any argument
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Why Does the Universe Do Math? The Gift Naturalism Cannot Account For
Pure mathematics invented centuries early keeps turning out to be what the cosmos was running on all along. Naturalism can admit the fact. It cannot make it unsurprising.
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Nobody Starts From Nowhere: Why Atheism Is Not the Default Position
“I’m not claiming anything. I just lack a belief. The burden is yours.” You have heard it, and it usually
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Nothing Is About Anything: The Meaning Problem Matter Cannot Solve
Ink on a page is just ink. So how did that sentence come to be about your mother? Pick up
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Survival of the Fittest: The Objection That Half Works
The tautology charge against Darwinism fails, and Christians should stop using it. The sharper version of that objection survives scrutiny — here is how to ask it.
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Who Made God? The Question That Sounds Final and Isn’t
Apologetics · Answering the New Atheism You lay out the case as carefully as you know how. The universe had
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Every Cell Has Been Replaced. Somebody Still Owes the Apology.
What materialism cannot say about the man who did it There is a fact about your body that sounds like
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The Clock Runs Out Before the Creature Arrives
The Waiting-Time Problem and the Limits of Deep Time Every conversation about origins eventually reaches the same move. You raise
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Chemistry Made the Letters: The Origin-of-Life Problem and the Case for a Mind
Apologetics · Creation — Intelligent Design and the origin of life Most debates about origins start in the wrong place.
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Born Somewhere Else: Why Where You Grew Up Cannot Settle What Is True
If you had been born in Karachi you would be a Muslim. It is the most popular objection of the moment — and it dissolves the skeptic’s position just as fast as yours.
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One God Further: Why Disbelieving Zeus Is Not the Same as Disbelieving God
“You already disbelieve in thousands of gods. I just go one god further.” It sounds devastating. It is a category
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The Numbers Are Not Made of Anything: What Mathematics Costs the Materialist
Science runs on numbers, and numbers are not made of matter. Materialism has no shelf for the one instrument it cannot work without.
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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
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The Light Behind Your Eyes: What Materialism Cannot Explain About the One Doing the Looking
Science can describe every neuron that fires when you see red. It still cannot say why there is anyone home
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Good and Evil on Loan: Why the New Atheist Can’t Account for Either
The New Atheists are loudest about the problem of evil — and their own worldview is the one place evil
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The Thought That Eats Itself: Why Naturalism Can’t Trust Its Own Mind
If the mind is only atoms obeying physics, why trust its conclusions — including naturalism itself? The argument from reason shows why a rational mind needs a rational Maker.
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Can You Be Good Without God? The Question Behind the Question
“I do not need God to be a good person.” Of course you can behave well without God. But that was never the real question. The real one is where “well” comes from at all — and matter in motion cannot sign the moral law written on every heart.
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Does Religion Poison Everything? Taking the New Atheism’s Best Charge Seriously
The New Atheism’s most quotable charge deserves a straight answer — and the Bible agrees with more of it than
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If No One Chooses, No One Answers: Naturalism and the Vanishing Will
If everything is particles obeying physics, then no one has ever chosen anything — and every courtroom, apology, and repentance becomes theater. Yet no one can live that way.