Right about now I’m ready to go back to debating about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
Well, maybe not. Though I wonder … Read more→
Archive for the ‘Apologetics’ Category
Hilbert’s Hotel
From the moment I heard the illustration of “Hilbert’s Hotel,” commonly used in defense and explanation of the cosmological argument, there has seemed something “off” about it, to put it … Read more→
In Defense of Dashing Babies and Genocide
On a Yahoo! discussion list for debate between atheists and theists (which you can find here), the topic came up of God’s commanding Israel to commit genocide and even to … Read more→
A Review of Kreeft’s Between Allah and Jesus
Reformed Media Review and Philosophy for Theologians contributor Jonathan Brack has a review of Peter Kreeft’s Between Allah and Jesus: What Christians Can Learn from Muslims.  It has been posted on … Read more→
Christ-Centered Apologetics
Here is a wonderful video with Lane Tipton, Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary. Â WTS has been producing great videos for a little while now. Â Visit their YouTube … Read more→
Where Have all the Apologists Been?
I don’t think I would be venturing too far in saying that many aspiring apologists are weak on church history. Â I think I am justified in saying we have neglected … Read more→
A Reading Plan for Aspiring Apologists
Jared Oliphint and Jonathan Brack dropped by the studio to discuss books on apologetics. Â We came up with a rudimentary list of books along with a reading order for those … Read more→