Welcome 2023
“All earthly cities are vulnerable. Men build them and men destroy them. At the same time there is a City of God which men did not build and cannot destroy … Read more
Defending the Faith
Was Adam a real person? Dr. William Lane Craig
Who was Adam and just how long ago did he live? Or did he live at all? How do we make sense of the historical questions surrounding the first man? … Read more
When You Share the Gospel with an Atheist
Dr. Matthew Burford has recently been published on the Website Radical. “Evangelizing is not simply a matter of teaching and instructing and imparting information to the mind,’ said J.I. Packer, … Read more
Answering the Big Question of Faith II: No Faith, No Coherence; Know Faith, Know Coherence
Introduction Here, we come finally to the end of this series, though clearly not to the end of trying to understand and present the riches of faith, and how faith … Read more
Answering the Big Question of Faith I: Science as Useful, but Truncated Perception
We must begin our response by saying that Rich Sam’s questions (described in the previous blog) cannot be answered fully. It is possible that we are merely deluded. It is … Read more
Rich Sam Asks the Big Question of Faith
This series of blogs has been spurred by the apparent conflict between scientific styles of reasoning and faith. But we have had to do a lot of “throat-clearing,” defining terms … Read more
Bananas (and Duct Tape) for Science! Faith, Science, and “Men without Chests”
Review So far in this series of blogs, we’ve looked at the problem of faith and talked about how faith is used in contexts that are not necessarily religious, as … Read more
Is the Manger a Myth?
Matt Burford has a discussion with Doug Powell on the nativity and if the manger is a myth. Join us as we dig into a Christmas tradition as old as … Read more
Greg Koukl Interview
Get ready for something to chew on. Matt Burford got a chance to catch up with our long time friend and associate Greg Koukl about his 10th anniversary edition of … Read more
Overlapping Magisteria
In the previous blog, we looked quickly at what I think are decent reasons for unbelievers to be skeptical about faith—specifically about the relationship between faith and publicly available evidence. … Read more