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Augustine on Evil
Is
God the author of evil or its helpless victim? St. Augustine's answer
has been the most intellectually credible and emotionally satisfying
solution to this vexing problem. |
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A Good Reason for Evil
What is evil? Could it have a purpose? Here is a view of evil from an adult rather than a childish perspective |
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Never Read a Bible Verse
If
there was one bit of wisdom, one rule of thumb, one single skill I
could impart, one useful tip I could leave that would serve you well
the rest of your life, what would it be? What is the single most
important practical skill I've ever learned as a Christian? |
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Euthyphro's Dilemma
Plato's
challenge concerning the nature of goodness is still being heard today:
Is an act right because God says it's so, or does God say it's so
because it's right? |
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10 Tips to Help Your Prayer Life
If praying does not come effortlessly for you, try these tips for making your prayer life more focused and effective. |
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Abortion and Human Rights
Greg
convincingly describes how the issue of abortion is truly no different
than the issue of slavery. The issue to be considered is the issue of
human rights. |
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What was the Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah?
Why
did God destroy Sodom and Gomorrah? Was the most extensive judgment
found anywhere in the Bible outside of the book of Revelation actually
for the sin of inhospitality, not homosexuality? |
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Reasons for Capital Punishment
There's
a reason both the Old and the New Testaments promote capital
punishment. That reason was applicable then and still applies today. |
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What Exodus 21:22 Says About Abortion
The
Torah's teaching about accidental "miscarriage"; has been hotly
contested concerning the value of the unborn. Is it pro-life or
pro-abortion? Here are the facts. You decide. |
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The Intolerance of Tolerance
Probably
no concept has more currency in our politically correct culture than
the notion of tolerance. Unfortunately, one of America's noblest
virtues has been so distorted it's become a vice. |
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Equal Rights for Homosexuals
On
the heels of President Clinton's address to a homosexual group, Greg
points out that homosexuality is a moral behavior rather than the kind
of innate characteristic (like race) that justifies special
protections. Morally-minded people are losing their liberty to speak
out against homosexuality as a moral issue or follow their consciences
on it in the public square. |
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The Bible and Capital Punishment
An outline of what the Bible has to say about Capital punishment. |
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Is the New Testament Text Reliable?
The
phrase, "The Bible's been translated and recopied so many times..."
introduces one of the most frequent canards tossed at Christians
quoting the Bible. Can we know for certain that the New Testament has
been handed down accurately? Yes, we can. |
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Christmas Card Captions
Copy and paste these captions to turn your Christmas card into an evangelistic tool... |
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What Science Can't Prove
f science can't even disprove the existence of unicorns,how can it disprove the existence of God? |
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Do Animals Have Souls?
If animals do have souls, how are they different from humans? And can human beings have different kinds of souls as well? |
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Jesus' Missing Years
Did
Jesus study in India for the "missing" 18 years of His life and then
bring back a message reflecting eastern religious thought? |
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Paul, Romans, & Homosexuality
To
most readers, the first chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans contains
the Bible's clearest condemnation of same-sex relations--both male and
female. Recent scholarship, though, reads the same text and finds just
the opposite--that homosexuality is innate and therefore normal, moral,
and biblical |
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Capital Punishment: Is Man a Machine or a Moral Agent?
See how your view of capital punishment says a lot about your view of mankind.
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Unstringing the Violinist
Judith Jarvis Thompson's "Violinist" argument is one of the most compelling ever offered in favor of abortion on demand, but it's deeply flawed. Here's where it goes wrong
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