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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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-To Err is Human

To Err is Human Gregory Koukl A common attack on the Bible goes like this: Man wrote the Bible. Man is imperfect. Therefore, the Bible is imperfect and not inspired by God. This attempt fails for two reasons. First, it’s not valid (the conclusion doesn’t follow logically) because the 1st premise subtly presumes what it’s [...]

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Also, animals have different kind of souls than human beings. Human being souls are made in the image of God and they live forever, they are everlasting. Animal souls are not made in the image of God, and we have no evidence that I can tell that they are everlasting.

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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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God has made us moral creatures and we are ethically guilty. To put it simply, people feel guilt because they are guilty.

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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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People’s deepest interest is not doing what is ethical and what is right; people’s deepest interest, characteristically, is doing what makes them happy .

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An apocryphal story of Greg’s backyard deck serves to illustrate an important lesson about the nature of human identity.

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Is Hell eternal or everlasting? We have to be careful how we define the words.

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