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How Critical Theory Suppresses Healthy (and Necessary) Arguments
Neil Shenvi explains how critical theory suppresses healthy arguments and why we should not let pressure from critical theorists prevent us from analyzing controversial topics.
The Worldview of Philip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials”
A new series based on Philip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” trilogy had a very successful premiere on television this week, and it could open up opportunities to talk to your friends about God.
Don’t Ignore Paul’s Warnings about Suffering
Paul says, “Indeed, all who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will be persecuted” (2 Tim. 3:12). The question is, then, how do we prepare for it?
Two Serious Doubts about Modern Darwinian Theory
In this video for PragerU, Stephen Meyer gives a quick summary of two scientific reasons to doubt the modern version of Darwin’s theory of evolution.
Greg’s Message to His School Board Regarding Proposed Sex Ed Curriculum
In a recent podcast, Greg gave advice for speaking up at public school board meetings, and he read a statement he prepared for his local school board. Here is his statement.
You Won’t Know You’re Faithful until You’re Tested
A slow buildup of scorn, day in and day out, can be harder to withstand than a dramatic incident of persecution. How does one gain the courage we’re all going to need?
What We Can Learn from Mr. Rogers’ Understanding of Salvation (Video)
Greg reflects on how Mr. Rogers’ parting words exemplified a common misunderstanding of God’s grace.
Why Intelligent Design Is An Argument from Knowledge, Not Ignorance
Intelligent design theory is not merely an argument from ignorance, a “God of the gaps” placeholder we use when we don’t have a naturalistic answer. Here’s why.
How to Avoid the Professor’s Ploy (Video)
Greg addresses a situation where you may be tempted to take on the burden of proof in conversation about Christianity.
The Task of Cultural Apologetics
People in our culture are asking if Christianity is not only true, but also good and beautiful. This current emphasis fits right in with the task of cultural apologetics.