Worldview Week 26: The Worldview Apologetic

I’m blogging through a worldview class I’m teaching for our homeschool coop through the next year in this series of posts. Each week I’ll post [...]

Review; Reasonable Faith

Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics William Lane Craig

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Twenty years from now, we will, in many ways, live in a completely [...]

Review: Faith Has It’s Reasons

Apologetics is such a broad and contested field — a field deeply tied to the view of theology (specifically salvation, or soteriology). Because of this, [...]

The Inescapable Unintended Consequence

One of the primary claims people make against Christianity is that most people are not intentionally evil. “How can you look at my parents, or [...]

Review: Answer Book for Teens

Answer Book For Teens Bodie Hodge, Tommy Mitchell, Ken Ham

“How can anyone believe the Bible is true since it was written so long ago [...]

Review: Modern Physics and Ancient Faith

Modern Physics and Ancient Faith Stephen M. Barr

Many Christians struggle with reconciling what modern scientists say about the origin and nature of the world [...]

Review: Evidence for God

Evidence for God William A. Dembski, editor

This book collects articles from a number of authors on apologetics, the defense of the reasonableness of the [...]

There’s Probably No Dawkins

Click on the image for a larger version. This is a real bus —it’s an ad campaign for an apologetics conference in London. Via [...]

Notable: Lucy’s Foot

Twenty-five years ago, Mary Leaky discovered some footprints which are, by all accounts, indistinguishable from modern human footprints. If they had been found in fresh [...]

The Grand Mistake of Presuppositionalism

This might be a bit of an esoteric post; ignore if you’re not into apologetics.

Presuppositional apologetics argues that when someone who doesn’t believe in [...]