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The Beginning of the Universe

Timothy, from Rational Theism, presents several arguments in support of a beginning of the universe.

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Os Guinness on the Essence of Apologetics (Part 3)

In Part 3 of this lecture series, Dr Guinness considers how to communicate effectively in apologetics. He discusses cross-cultural communication and how to contextualize your message to the language and world of your audience.

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A "Grab Bag" of Self-Refuting Positions

Timothy, from the blog Rational Theism, offers a compilation of popular self-refuting positions in this guest post.

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Friday Night Miscellany

A round-up of news, articles and other items of interest from this week on the internet.

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Do Christians and Muslims love the same God?

A panel discussion at the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) Annual Meeting explores the common ground between Islam and Christianity. John Piper and Albert Mohler argue that while dialogue can occur, Muslims do not love and worship the God of the Bible.

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Half a God is no God at all: Tim Keller on The Shack

Tim Keller, pastor of Redeemer PCA in Manhattan, offers his impressions of the incredibly popular novel by William Young.

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Five ways to argue like Jesus

Joe Carter and John Coleman have written a recent post at Relevant Magazine, explaining some of basic principles of persuasion that they have observed in the life and ministry of one of history’s greatest communicators.

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Assessing the euthanasia debate from a Christian perspective

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology, J. P. Moreland analyzes the different arguments used in the debate about euthanasia and sets the controversy in the larger context of broad, world view issues.

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Indignity and indecency: Pascal on human nature

Seventeenth century Christian philosopher and mathematician, Blaise Pascal suggests that we never come to terms with the human condition unless we look beyond ourselves.

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A seamless garment with no holes: human persons and the failure of naturalism

Can naturalism account for the most basic features of human life, such as consciousness? Philosopher J.P. Moreland argues it cannot.

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The gospel can do for Haiti what the media coverage cannot

Dan Cruver explains how the Gospel can awaken us to the needs of the world and motivate us to action, long after the headlines fade and the news cameras shift to another story.

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Glenn Sunshine on ‘What is a Worldview?’

Glenn S. Sunshine, the author of Why You Think the Way You Do: The Story of Western Worldviews from Rome to Home, explains what a worldview is (Source: The Koinonia Blog).

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The Decade of Atheism?

Nathan Jacobson looks back on the last decade and surveys both the rise of atheism and the response of thinkers and commentators who have not been impressed by their arguments.

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Book review of Sola Scriptura: The Protestant Position on the Bible

Nathan Pitchford has just written a review of the book, Sola Scriptura, released by Reformation Trust. Edited by Don Kistler, the book features several essays by prominent evangelical authors such as Joel Beeke, R. C. Sproul, Sinclair Ferguson, and James White, defending and explaining the sufficiency of Scripture.

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Initiating conversations about the Gospel

Pastor and author, J.D. Greear offers some practical advice on how to share Christ with others in everyday conversations.

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Os Guinness on the Essence of Apologetics

Some lectures delivered to the L’Abri fellowship in the UK by Os Guinness, introducing and defending the task of apologetics.

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