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The Question of “Questions”… Alvin Plantinga, among many others, has wrestled with the philosophical Problem of Evil with earnestness and sincerity. It is perhaps the major difficulty within theistic systems. But Plantinga has articulated a more central problem (esp. for the Judeo-Christian worldview). The problem is not why there is evil, but why there is [...]

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If science can’t even disprove the existence of unicorns, how can it disprove the existence of God?

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1 Tim. 2:12-13 and women pastors and elders. “But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet, 13 For it was Adam who was first created, and then Eve.” (1 Tim. 2:12-13). Should women be pastors and elders?  There are those who would answer yes.  [...]

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If the people of the OT were seeing God, the Almighty God, and Jesus said that no one has ever seen the Father (John 6:46), then they were seeing God Almighty, but not the Father. It was someone else in the Godhead. I suggest that they were seeing the Word before He became incarnate.

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If God really loved me, He wouldn’t allow me to go through this painful experience. Greg examines this false view of God from the perspective of the dentist’s chair.

If God really loved me, He wouldn’t allow me to go through this painful experience. Greg examines this false view of God from the perspective of the dentist’s chair.

If God really loved me, He wouldn’t allow me to go through this painful experience. Greg examines this false view of God from the perspective of the dentist’s chair.

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Christianity as the Best Explanation By Melinda L. Penner Christianity can be seen as an explanatory hypothesis to account for certain phenomena we observe in the world: the origin of the universe, the design of the universe, and the universality of morality. The explanations that Christianity provides to this empirical data provide a cumulative case [...]

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Is it legitimate to condemn religion for historical atrocities? First we had better examine the facts.

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A simple response to give, next time someone tells you an unborn baby is a “human being but not a person.”

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Can the memories of childhood give us a glimpse of heaven?

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Paul – Apostle with a good skeptical ‘bent’… Paul is clearly a good example of faith, but to what extent is he a good example of a ‘cordial but ruthless’ critical/skeptical thinker? Consider the following: He originally was a strong skeptic of the faith, even going so far as putting Christians to death It would [...]

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