by Tom Gilson
I’ve just finished the second of eleven sessions in my new online apologetics course at the Spiritual Readiness project. Called (for now at least) the Stand Strong Apologetics Course,...
Last night Drs. Timothy McGrew, Lydia McGrew, Jonathan McLatchie and I teamed up for a question-answer panel discussion on the question, “Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?” Our...
My newest book, Too Good To Be False, is at the publisher now, with an expected release sometime around mid-summer 2020. They’re working on cover design still, so I don’t...
Updating my video messages online at Thinking Christian: Here’s my plenary session at Defend 2016: Overcoming “Moral” Defenses Against the Truth. It’s a serious issue in the faith...
I’m running a weekly series at The Stream this year on Guy P. Harrison’s 50 Simple Questions for Every Christian. There are a lot more than 50 questions...
Haden Clark, host of Help Me Believe, invited me to a video conversation last week, where we talked about apologetics, culture, blogging, politics (especially socialism), worldview, and The Stream.
Groundbreaking “Lewis-esque” article now available again! Five years ago I published an article at Touchstone magazine that I titled “Too Good to be False,” and which they titled, “The Gospel Truth of Jesus.”...
Let’s start by agreeing Shermer is right, as he opens this interview: Humans do seek out evidence that supports our beliefs. We do tend to cement our convictions...
Edited and republished from a post on November 15, 2013. Jerry Coyne’s recent Slate article on science and faith gives another chance to clarify the contentious meaning of...
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