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Category Archives: Apologetics
What does postmodern mean?
This is my most popular post with almost 100,000 views. Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Apologetics, Modern, Philosophy, Postmodern, Truth, Worldview
Tagged Modern, Philosophy, Postmodern, Truth, Worldview
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Eight reasons not to be an atheist
The atheist’s problem with belief in God is not an absence of evidence but… Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, Evangelism, God, Science, Unbelief, Witness
Tagged Atheism, Belief in God, Doubts about God, faith and atheism, science and God
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Is religion the primary cause of violence?
Religion divides but is it the primary source of most, if not all, of the violent enmities of the world? Continue reading
Seek the welfare of the city
Allegiance to their Creator faded as they became increasingly enamored with the allurements of culture around them. Continue reading
Searching for a plausible worldview
What way of seeing things corresponds most with reality and does not contradict what I clearly know to be true? Continue reading
What is prayer? Why pray? How should we pray?
Prayer for many is an ongoing dialogue of lament – verbally tracing God’s hand in the good and bad of life. Continue reading
Posted in Agnostic, Apologetics, Praise, Prayer, Public prayers
Tagged does prayer work, how to pray, Prayer, why pray
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America – a place to live or to die?
It seems like all our public places are vulnerable. Grade schools, universities, theaters, malls, workplaces, churches, grocery stores… Many foreigners have begun to view America, not as a place to live, but a place to die. Continue reading
Seven means for Christian witness
There is more than one way to be a witness for Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Disciple-making, Evangelism, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Evangelism, how to witness for christ, witness for Jesus
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Seven Guidelines for understanding Old Testament laws
Have you ever heard someone ridicule the Bible based on strange laws from the Old Testament? How should you respond? Seven things should be understood about Old Testament Law. The laws in the Old Testament were not given for the … Continue reading