Although some Christians have grown comfortable with the idea of a trustworthy God who passes of made up stories as true. But what really happens to Christianity if it actually took God more than six ‘evening and morning’ days to…
[Originally published as Logic Lessons: Equivocation] Fallacies of ambiguity are when words and phrases have more than one meaning, and those meanings are blurred or changed. One of the most common of these that I encounter is the Fallacy of Equivocation (almost identical…
[Originally published as The Foundation of Faith: Jesus or the Bible?] A common feature of the debate surrounding apologetic methodology involves speculation as to the ground of our Christian belief. We might summarize the question before us this way: Do we believe in Jesus because…
Should we blindly trust our church leadership to tell us what the Bible means? My article “Stop Ignoring the Dinosaur in the Room!” referred to a New York Times article that extolled people for doing this because they “had more…
[Originally published as Inconvenient Witnesses…, pt 1] How is it that some cultures could possess records and architecture older than the Scriptures if the Bible is supposed to be true? It is a good question and it absolutely requires a…
[Originally published on Nov. 30, 2017 as More Evidence That Bill Nye Has No Idea What He Is Talking About] Bill Nye calls himself “The Science Guy,” but most of his actions are decidedly anti-science. In 2012, he made a video…
One of the fundamental questions modern naturalists ignore is this, Why does nature work the way it does so consistently and so well for life? For them it is a dangerous question because there are far more ways the universe…
We see claims that dinosaurs died out “65 million years ago” repeated over and over. Evolutionists are adamant that no modern human ever saw a dinosaur alive. But what do we know of from the historical record God preserved for…
[Originally published as No Gap] Ever since Charles Darwin published his On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life, (in which, by the way, he never addresses the…
[Originally published as A Cord of Three Strands] …a threefold cord is not quickly broken (Ecc. 4:12) How smart was a Neanderthal? During the first half of the twentieth century, artists and experts emphasized an animalistic depiction, with pictures that…
