Seeing Through Academic Blindness
David DeGrazia is a professor of philosophy at George Washington University. He has just published a fairly complex research paper into the ethics of “medical bioenhancement,”...
February 10, 2013
King’s Domain Missions Training for Students
If you’re looking for a great introductory missions training center for high school and college students, King’s Domain in southwest Ohio is your place. There’s intense...
February 6, 2013
Keeping Our Purposes Straight
The post to which I’ve attached this article gets into some rather strange philosophy. I think it counts as a strong argument for Christianity. But I...
February 2, 2013
Equipping Parents As Teachers
My latest Worldview and You column pointed to parents’ responsibilities, both to set a sound example for their children and also to teach them well in...
January 29, 2013
Jesus’ Amazing No-Explanation Lesson
Jesus' message in John 6:26-70 broke all the rules: His major points were difficult and confusing He didn't explain them His closing questions left matters even...
January 26, 2013
A Note on Teaching Leviticus 19:19
As much as we would love to explain everything clearly when we teach, for some purposes it’s not necessary. Leviticus 19:19 is a great example. As...
January 24, 2013
Countering False Teaching About Faith
Some people think faith is unthinking, that it’s “rationalizing,” that it’s opposed to knowledge. More often than not, that opinion comes either from ignorance or from...
January 16, 2013
Marriage and Same-Sex “Marriage:” Thoughts for Teaching Ministry
Further on why same-sex “marriage” makes sense to so many: Marriage is under attack from multiple directions. It has been for decades. The current push for...
January 11, 2013
I have often wondered…
I have often wondered what it would do for a church to bring in an atheist, skeptic or believer in some other religion for the purpose...
January 5, 2013
