By: Jason|31 December, 2009|Categories: Quotes|Tags: John Calvin . K. Scott Oliphint . revelation
Dr. Scott Oliphint, professor of Apologetics at Westminister Theological Seminary, discusses what it means for God to accommodate Himself in his communication with us, and what this means for our understanding of Biblical passages that talk of God changing his mind.
Read more »By: Jason|30 December, 2009|Categories: Books|Tags: Alvin Plantinga . God . Rationality . Reformed Epistemology . theism
Christian Classics Ethereal Library has made available Alvin Plantinga’s important work on epistemology and the rationality of theistic belief.
Read more »By: Jason|27 December, 2009|Categories: Events|Tags: About . apologetics symposium . Craig Parton . new reformation press . Rod Rosenbladt
New Reformation Press has just made available the lectures from a symposium that was hosted earlier this year on the topic of Apologetics and the defense of the historicity of the Bible.
Read more »By: Jason|25 December, 2009|Categories: Thinking Matters
From all our contributors, we want to wish everyone a Happy Christmas.
Read more »By: Andre Zweck|23 December, 2009|Categories: Philosophy|Tags: God . kalam cosmological argument . new atheism . occam's razor
Should the God of the Bible be ditched along with Santa Claus & other children’s myths?
Read more »By: Jason|22 December, 2009|Categories: Books|Tags: Alister McGrath . Clark Pinnock . exclusivism . Faith . inclusivism . John Hick . pluralism . R. Douglas Geivett . relativism . salvation . W. Gary Phillips
Do all religions lead to God? What happens to those who have never heard the Gospel? Wintery Knight has pointed out a helpful summary of the book, Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World, which addresses these questions.
Read more »By: Jason|21 December, 2009|Categories: Ethics|Tags: atheism . christopher hitchens . douglas wilson . metaethics . morality . new atheism . subjectivism
Douglas Wilson has written a guest article over at On Faith, discussing atheism, morality and whether we need God to be good.
Read more »By: Jason|21 December, 2009|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: Brian Leiter . David Gordon . intelligent design . Stephen Meyer . Thomas Nagel
David Gordon, of the Ludwig von Mises Institute, offers some comments on the controversy that has erupted in the wake of atheist philosopher, Thomas Nagel’s positive review of a new book on Intelligent Design.
Read more »By: Jason|17 December, 2009|Categories: Books|Tags: Christianity Today . Dinesh D'Souza . Heave . Hell . Immortality . Near Death Experiences . post-mortem existence . Sigmund Freud
Christianity Today interviews Dinesh D’Souza about his latest book and his claim that evidence in modern science shows that the afterlife and realms like heaven and hell aren’t outrageous concepts.
Read more »Dr. Scott Oliphint, Professor of Apologetics at Westminister Theological Seminary, discusses the condescension of the Christian God in the incarnation.
Read more »By: Stuart|14 December, 2009|Categories: Apologetics . Philosophy of Religion|Tags: Bus campaign . Christianity . morality . new atheism . Pascal
Stuart offers some thoughts on the proposed “Atheist” bus advertisements coming to New Zealand in March.
Read more »By: Jason|14 December, 2009|Categories: Books . science|Tags: Brian Leiter . intelligent design . natural selection . prebiotic soup . scientific naturalism . Signature in the Cell . Stephen Fletcher . Stephen Meyer . Thomas Nagel
Atheist philosopher Thomas Nagel’s endorsement of Stephen Meyer’s latest book, Signature in the Cell, has generated ample debate and provoked outrage from his fellow atheists.
Read more »By: Jason|12 December, 2009|Categories: Quotes|Tags: Martin Luther . Paul . suffering . teaching . Thomas Oden
Thomas Oden of Drew University Theological School explains why any Christian understanding of truth must include a willingness to suffer for that truth.
Read more »By: Jason|12 December, 2009|Categories: Websites|Tags: douglas groothuis . Manhattan Declaration . presuppositionalism . problem of evil . rick warren
A roundup of news, articles and other items of interest from this week on the internet.
Read more »By: Jason|11 December, 2009|Categories: Video|Tags: debate . richard dawkins . william lane craig
Richard Dawkins explains why he refuses to engage with Christian philosopher, William Lane Craig.
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