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Click Image to Order from Amazon J. Warner Wallace’s latest book, God’s Crime Scene: A Cold-Case Detective Examines the Evidence for a Divinely Created Universe, is an exciting recent addition to the...
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This week, an interview I did with Christianity Today on parenting and apologetics went live on their website. Is apologetics a necessary part of child-rearing? What are the signs that children are...
View ArticleJosef Pieper on True Leisure and Festivity
As the fall semester winds down and the holidays draw near, I thought it fitting to offer a couple of book recommendations for the upcoming season of leisure and festivity; books about, well, leisure...
View ArticleSocrates Meets Descartes: A Fun Little Primer on Cartesian Philosophy
Socrates Meets Descartes is part of Dr. Peter Kreeft’s Socrates Meets… book collection. If you are not already familiar with these popular-level philosophy books, I encourage you to consider them....
View ArticleThe Divine Mathematician and His Image-Bearers
In his celebrated book, The First Three Minutes: A Modern View of the Origin of the Universe, Dr. Steven Weinberg said that mankind is a “farcical outcome of a chain of accidents reaching back to the...
View ArticleWreaking Havoc on Scientific Materialism: C.S. Lewis on Natural Law and...
There are two rather typical responses from materialist scientists and philosophers to the suggestion that a creator God guides the development and sustains the order of nature: 1) Our current...
View ArticleOn Absurd Arguments Against the Existence of God: The Reynolds vs. Barker Debate
Last weekend, I attended the Reynolds vs. Barker “Does God Exist?” debate here at HBU. Though I’ve viewed many video-recorded debates, this was my first opportunity to attend one in person and my first...
View ArticleChristian Apologetics and the Natural Sciences
For me, as a Christian believer, the beauty of the scientific laws reinforces my faith in an intelligent, divine Creator. The more I understand science the more I believe in God, because of my wonder...
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