They Offered You Two Doors. Both of Them Are Wrong.
A question Socrates asked 2,400 years ago is still the sharpest thing the New Atheists have. It deserves a real […]
Apologetics
Worldview & Discernment
Apologetics
You Won the Argument. He Never Came Back.
The half of 1 Peter 3:15 that almost nobody quotes He brought it up over dinner. Some version of the
Apologetics
Formed of the Dust, Then God Breathed: Where Does Man Begin?
Apologetics · Creation — Theistic evolution and the image of God: where, exactly, does man begin? Most arguments about creation
Apologetics
The Drawings Were Wrong, and They Stayed in the Books
Haeckel’s embryo grid was flagged as doctored within a decade and printed in textbooks for a century. The fraud is not an argument against Darwinism — but three things it exposes are.
Christian Mind & Culture
Nobody Is Just Watching
You did not arrive at most of your instincts in an argument. You absorbed them in a chair, at night, with the lights off — and story does not argue with you, it rehearses you.
Apologetics
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
Eschatology
Take Heed That No Man Deceive You: The First Thing Jesus Said About the End
Eschatology — reading the Olivet Discourse the way it was given The disciples asked a chart question. Jesus answered with
Apologetics
Nothing Coasts: Why Creation Is Held, Not Wound Up
Apologetics · Creation — almost every argument about Genesis 1 is an argument about the winding. Scripture says the universe
Apologetics
What About the Man Who Never Heard? Where the Objection Is Right, and Where It Breaks
Apologetics — the objection is older than the skeptic asking it, and most of the answers Christians give are worse
Apologetics
No Such Thing as a Christian Child? Answering the Charge That Faith Is Indoctrination
The New Atheists called raising a child in the faith a form of abuse. Three claims are buried in that charge. One is a word trick, one is impossible, and one is a rebuke the church should accept.
Apologetics
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.
Christian Mind & Culture
The Anesthetic You Can Afford: Why a Numb Man Never Repents
The culture is not trying to make you evil. It is trying to keep you comfortable enough that conviction never gets an unfilled moment to land in.
Apologetics
Subject to Vanity: The Groan Theistic Evolution Has to Call Normal
Paul says creation is groaning and waiting to be delivered. Theistic evolution has to explain what it is groaning about.
Apologetics
The Ledger Runs the Wrong Way: What Mutation Actually Does to a Genome
Darwinism needs mutations to build. The measured ledger of mutation runs the other direction — and time is what makes it worse, not better.
Apologetics
Not a Diary: The Framework and Analogical Readings of Genesis 1
Apologetics · Creation — the old-earth readings that are not day-age Most people arguing about Genesis 1 think there are
Apologetics
The Ice Age the Flood Left Behind
Ice ages are not caused by cold. They need warm oceans and cool summers at the same time — and that is exactly what Genesis 7 leaves behind.
Apologetics
Was the Conquest of Canaan Genocide?
Sooner or later somebody hands you the book of Joshua and asks you to defend it. Most Christians change the subject or answer too fast. Both are failures.
Apologetics
The Backwards Eye: What the Argument From Bad Design Actually Proves
The strongest popular objection to design is not that biology looks accidental. It is that biology looks badly built. Most
Apologetics
The Deed Is in His Name: Creation and the Right to Command
Most arguments about creation are arguments about the past. But the doctrine of creation is first a claim about jurisdiction — who has the right to say. Why nothing else grounds an obligation, the best objection to the Creator’s authority, and where the claim finally lands.
Christian Mind & Culture
The Self You Edit: What a Curated Life Costs a Soul
Everyone now runs a small publicity department. Scripture calls a man with two selves double minded — two-souled — and the first sin judged inside the church was not withholding but curating. What years of editing yourself actually costs, and how the division heals.