-Ten Steps Toward Sexual Sin
Ten Steps Toward Sexual Sin 1. Falling in love with the present world. For Demas, in love with this present world, has deserted me and gone to Thessalonica. (2 Timothy 4:10) [...]
christian apologetics
-The Awesome Trinity
One of the fundamental convictions of Christianity is the Trinity, yet it's one that is hardly ever taught. [...]
-Placebo Faith
Placebo Faith Gregory Koukl How do you know if your faith is a sugar pill or an effective medication? See how Greg confronts the argument of faith being merely a placebo. The [...]
-To Bribe Or Not to Bribe
Is offering a bribe always immoral, or is there a biblical principle which should be used to weigh the circumstances? [...]
– “Marriage Is about love.”
Since, love may be the reason some people get married, but it isn’t the reason for marriage. It may be a constituent of marriage, but it isn’t the purpose of marriage. Something else is. [...]
-Does God Have to Obey the Ten Commandments?
If you want to call moral rules absolutes in the sense that they can never be trumped, then that is probably too strong a definition and not a Biblical definition. And if you are not careful, it makes God subject to His own rules in a way that puts the rules above God instead of God above the rules. [...]
-Does “God Visit the Iniquities of the Fathers” on the “Third & Fourth Generations”?
It is not about individual people who receive generational sins or curses; it’s a covenant for how God will deal with the Nation depending on whether they hate or love Him. [...]
-The Vain Name
What is the real meaning of "taking the name of the Lord your God in vain?" Are we guilty with some of our everyday language, or is there more to it than that? [...]
-Means and Ends
Some Christians like to say: "The end never justifies the means." Greg points out why this is a meaningless statement, and teaches us a few steps in moral reasoning. [...]
-A Matter of Interpretation
If there is no truth, that's precisely the reason we should not be open-minded to other people's points of view. [...]
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