Thinking Christian
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...
In a Facebook comment on my Stream article about Darwin Day, Ryan Downie asked, How does it not make sense to create your own meaning? Meaning doesn’t have...
A talk I gave at The River Church, March 10, 2019. Half of millennials in a recent poll said it was wrong to share their 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...
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.
I set myself a goal of reading one old book a month in 2020, and this month it’s Charles Dickens’ Bleak House. I’m only a quarter...
I’m planning to read old books, at least one a month in 2020. Here I post my list of reading goals, and describe some reasons I’m looking forward to it.
Critical theory seeks to set the world right by ending oppressors’ use of power against the oppressed, but it runs into trouble in its understanding of happiness and morality, among other things.
The Mirror or the Mask by Lydia McGrew corrects what seems to be an ominous turn to a required “priesthood” of scholars to interpret the Gospels.
"Engaging… exhilarating.… This might be the most surprising and refreshing book you’ll read this year!" — Lee Strobel
"Too Good To Be False is almost too good to be true!" — Josh McDowell
"Engaging… exhilarating.… This might be the most surprising and refreshing book you’ll read this year!" — Lee Strobel
"Too Good To Be False is almost too good to be true!" — Josh McDowell
