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An evil ideology is at war with “family and nature,” White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller said following the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk. Miller warned that there is an ideology in America which has “steadily been growing in this country which hates everything that is good, righteous, and beautiful and celebrates everything
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Following materialism to its logical end ultimately leads to nihilism where everything is meaningless. This is why most materialists cannot and do not live consistently within their worldview, but illegitimately borrow transcendent values (like moral goodness) from Christianity. But for the few that are willing to venture to the logical and inevitable endgame for materialism,
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James Wood provides valuable insight here into the gift of Bible translation. “Hearing God’s Word in one’s own tongue is profound and powerful. God alone is ultimate, yet He desires people from every culture and wants the distinct glories of all peoples brought into his kingdom. Translation is essential to that process. Those who receive
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Self-proclaimed prophet who predicted the ‘end of the world on Dec. 25’ now says it’s postponed as he buys himself a Mercedes-Benz instead. “According to the self-proclaimed prophet, God was so impressed with his prayers, fasting, and “donations” that He granted humanity extra time. The revised divine instruction? Build even more arks and expand the project so
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What is reformed theology? There is a good, short explanation here.
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RC Sproul wrestles with degrees of sin here. Many Christians hold a faulty view of this topic.
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The extent of Noah’s Flood is controversial. Was it a local flood or a catastrophic global deluge? While respected Christians such as Gavin Ortlund and Hugh Ross argue for a catastrophic local flood, I understand (with many others) that Scripture clearly portrays a cataclysmic global flood. Is Genesis true history? Is it poetry or an
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Pliny was governor of Bithynia, in the north of Asia Minor (modern Turkey) in the early Second Century. He wrote a letter to Roman Emperor Trajan c.112 AD and asked for advice on dealing with the early Christians. His letter provides valuable historical insight into the lives, faith and practice of early Christians. Usually, you
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Forget Frosty, Jingle Bells, Santa and all that nonsense. Here is the transcendent truth about Christmas.
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R. Lucas Stamps is a professor of Christian theology at Anderson University in Anderson, S.C. He is also a founder and director of the Center for Baptist Renewal. He offers here a needed and balanced view of Mary from the Protestant perspective. Many Protestants unfortunately ignore Mary, afraid that any acknowledgment of her beyond the
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Alexander Raikin writes here a disturbing essay about the first publicized case of a baby in America that was forced to die because of his disabilities. “The Bollinger baby—christened by his relatives Allen after his father, yet unnamed in the press and even in modern accounts of the tragedy—became the first publicized case of a
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Christian Apologetics
Defending Christianity as both true and rational
"but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense [Greek is apologia] to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect” (1 Pet 3:15)
“I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.” CS Lewis
Christian Apologetics 