Many and Early
Just how do we know about ancient history? In particular how do we know about the history of our world 2,000 years ago? Historians have to rely on copies of
Month: August 2021
The Infallibility of Scripture and the Integrity of God
Mark Thompson in his essay on The Divine Investment in Truth, shared a quote from R. C. Sproul that really caused me to realize several things about the infallibility of
Archaeology as a Proof of Scripture
Back in 1955 a German journalist and amateur archaeologist named Werner Keller in his book, The Bible as History, made the following observation: “In view of the overwhelming mass of
Martin Luther’s Foolish Thing
Most people remember Luther for his bravery when he defied the Catholic Church and launched the great Reformation. But to the Germans he did an equally awesome thing, he translated
Christianity – Laying the Right Foundation for Scientific Discovery
Professor John A. Bloom makes a very simple but profound statement when he says, “In order to study the world fruitfully, you have to look at it the right way.”1
Naturalism is the Disease
When William Dembski said, “Naturalism is the disease. Intelligent design is the cure,”1 I had never thought of naturalism in those terms. I had always thought of naturalism as a
Since the Bible was written by men can we trust it?
Skeptics of the Bible have long contended that how can one trust the Bible as infallible since it was written by very fallible men? On the surface this claim seems
Twenty thought provoking quotes by well-known Christians
May the following twenty thought provoking quotes by well-known Christians give you fresh manna for today’s journey. (All of these quotes are from the website below.1) “There are four things
Why Didn’t God Preserve the Original Biblical Documents?
On the surface it would seem that if God preserved the original biblical documents, known as autographs, that we could feel more confident that the Bible we have today is
Are there degrees of punishment in Hell?
Does God give out the same punishment to everyone who ends up in Hell? Some critics of Christianity contend that Hell is unjust because they believe that it just doesn’t