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The Apologetics of Jesus

Doug Geivett wrote 1 day ago: What would Jesus do if he was alive on the earth now and facing the skeptics of our day? The same th … more →

Tags: Books, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Communication, Critical Thinking, For the Love of Books!, Jesus Christ, Reading, Reading Jags

An Expose of Emerging Church Preaching, Part 23 comments

whitet wrote 2 weeks ago: Postmodernism’s Impact on the Content of EC Preaching Andrew Perriman, an Emerging church theologian … more →

Tags: Emerging Church, Homiletics/Preaching, A Generous Orthodoxy, An Emergent Manifesto of Hope, Andrew Periman, Brian McLaren, Church Dogmatics, Karl Barth, Mark Driscoll

Sermon on "Walking in Wisdom" (Ephesians 5:15-21)4 comments

whitet wrote 3 weeks ago: Week 9 in Book Study of Ephesians Reading Schedule for Book Study of Ephesians Week 9 Assignment (No … more →

Tags: Ephesians Class, Sermons, Absentionism, John Piper, Mark Discoll, Moderationism, Prohibitionism, The Radical Reformission

Not To Judge, But For Judgement

thomastwitchell wrote 1 month ago: James White of Alpha and Omega Ministries writes at Reformed Baptist Fellowship:   Jesus explai … more →

Tags: calvinism, Arminianism, Dumb Brothers, election, Judgement, James White, Believing, different gospel, Limited Atonement

Introduction to Apologetics, Part 2: Classical Apologetics

Michael Graham wrote 1 month ago: St. Augustine Again, classical apologetics focuses on the rational basis of the Christian faith.  It … more →

Tags: Presuppositionalism, Apologetics, Alvin Plantinga, Early Church / Fathers, classical apologetics, paul, Augustine, Cosmological Argument, Teleological Argument

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 61 comment

Bill Pratt wrote 1 month ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 5 of this series, we now turn to the final three mistak … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 51 comment

Bill Pratt wrote 1 month ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 4 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes c … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 41 comment

Bill Pratt wrote 1 month ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 3 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes c … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 34 comments

Bill Pratt wrote 1 month ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 2 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes c … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

The Apocrypha, Part 116 comments

whitet wrote 2 months ago: Stephen and Janet Ray converted from Protestantism to Roman Catholicism over the canonization of the … more →

Tags: Bible, Council of Trent, William E. Nix, Stephen and Janet Ray, Crossing the Tiber, apocrapha, A General Introduction to the Bible

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 22 comments

Bill Pratt wrote 2 months ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 1 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes c … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

How Should We Not Read the Bible? Part 14 comments

Bill Pratt wrote 2 months ago: Post Author: Bill Pratt One of the most common accusations I hear from skeptics is that the Bible is … more →

Tags: difficult Bible passages, Bible interpretation, Bible, Christianity, tom howe, Skeptics, Christian Apologetics, errors in the bible

Norman Geisler on Inerrancy

Michael Metts wrote 2 months ago:   A close examination of Scripture reveals that the scientific (factual) and spiritual truths of Scr … more →

Tags: Bible Teachers, Bible Study, Systematic Theology

Was the Bible Written by God or Man? Part 113 comments

whitet wrote 2 months ago: The late Stanley Grenz, a theologian and philosopher in the Emerging church, revealed his low view o … more →

Tags: Bible, Wayne Grudem, John MacArthur, Neo-Orthodoxy, Karl Barth, Church Dogmatics, Stanley Grenz, Revisioning Evangelcial Theology, Rabbi Harold Kushner

Saddleback Apologetics Conference Audio and Video2 comments

fleance7 wrote 2 months ago: Brian at Apologetics 315 now has the audio and video up from the recent Apologetics Conference at Sa … more →

Tags: Online Resources, Apologetics, Christianity, William Lane Craig, J. P. Moreland, Saddleback Church, Darrell Bock, Dinesh D'Souza, greg koukl

Origin of Inspired Scripture17 comments

whitet wrote 2 months ago: Attacks against the inspiration of the Bible, the written Word, are similar to the attacks against J … more →

Tags: Bible, Wayne Grudem, Inspiration, A. T. Robertson, George W. Knight, The Theological Dictionary of the New Testament

Beware and Be Aware of Philosophy

exotesparemboles wrote 3 months ago: Wise words from Norman Geisler: We cannot properly beware of philosophy unless we be aware of philos … more →

Tags: Apologia, Christianity, Philosophy, Theology

The Value of the Bible

treeoflifelondon wrote 4 months ago: source: http://www.reachouttrust.org/articleView.php?id=47 All Scripture is inspired by God and prof … more →

Tags: Apologetics, Bible, New Testament, Old Testament, Proof, Personal Experience, natural man, forty authors, NT manuscripts

Upcoming Book Reviews

Tim Farley wrote 4 months ago: Those of you who have been following my blog know that I have been working through Essential Church? … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Theology, Worldview, Tim Farley, Christianity, Christian Worldview, Religion, Bible, Books


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