Does acceptance of “deep time” or evolution imperil Christian belief?
Does acceptance of evolution or geological time imperil Christian belief? The evidence says no. But guess what does?
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Top Ten Myths of the Sexual Revolution: 9-10
Is there really no meaningful difference between homosexuality and heterosexuality? Does God make people gay?
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Top Ten Myths of the Sexual Revolution: Introduction
Most battles over human sexuality spanning the last 50 years in the Western world can reasonably be parked under the umbrella of the sexual revolution. But the sexual revolution has been an unmitigated disaster for individuals and society, and it is built upon a foundation of lies.
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Sacrificing science on the altar of transgenderism
Science-based medicine, or faith-based pseudoscience?The decline and fall of “Science-based Medicine” exposes the vacuity of transgenderism.
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Return of the God Hypothesis – Review
In his newest work, Dr. Stephen Meyer draws from a range of disciplines to show that a personal Creator God provides the best, most rational solution to the most intractable mysteries surrounding the science of origins.
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Marriage: Past, Present, and Future
How and why a retreat from Biblical marriage and sexuality hurts almost everyone, and Christians are not immune.
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Victims of the sexual revolution.
There is a direct, causal connection between the Sexual Revolution and the pandemic of sexual victimization
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Are Religious People Dumber? Not quite.
Is there a negative correlation between religion and intelligence? Research suggests a weak link truly exists. Here are four reasons why the link is completely meaningless.
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“I Think, Therefore It Must Be True,” Part 2: The Science of Certainty
Are you sure? Perhaps you shouldn’t be. How Scripture and Science reveal the prideful sin of intellectual overconfidence.
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The Nature of Belief: A conversation with Ken Samples
In this podcast recorded at Reasons to Believe in May, 2019, Philosopher-Theologian Ken Samples and I discuss the nature of belief, pride, humility, and the life of the mind.
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“I Think, Therefore It Must Be True.” Part 1: The Science of Belief
Are humans really rational, or do other factors determine belief?
Research on human decision making has demonstrated that we are heavily influenced by nonrational factors that can lead to faulty decisions and incorrect belief (or unbelief).
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On Moral Grandstanding: “Can everyone see how good I am?”
Examining the definition and underlying motivation of moral grandstanding (often called “virtue signalling”) in a Christian context.
