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The Realization That Christianity Is Really Real
What if God is real—not just a hope or an abstract concept we talk about, but really real, as real as anything we see in front of us?
#STRask - April 18, 2019
Questions about reacting to evil in light of God’s use of evil, whether goodness entails purpose, and how to respond when charged with the “No True Scotsman” fallacy.
Jesus Was Dead, Then Jesus Was Alive
Greg talks about why we should think the resurrection happened, then he takes calls on original sin and women’s roles.
#STRask - April 15, 2019
Greg answers questions about Bible versions, declining to attend a same-sex wedding, God’s omniscience, and the “Jesus movement.”
How the Deity of Christ Reminded Me of a Pro-Life Argument
Alan came across an unexpected similarity between C.S. Lewis’s case for Christ’s divinity and an argument for the humanity of the unborn.
Do the Fig Tree Passages Contradict Each Other?
Greg responds to the charge that the parallel passages where Jesus curses the fig tree contradict each other, then he answers questions about the definition of atheism, fighting apathy, and addressing when life begins.
Palestinian Culture Creates Unique Challenges
Different cultures create different challenges, and that makes speaking internationally both challenging and interesting. Here’s one way this played out in Alan’s recent trip to the West Bank.
#STRask - April 1, 2019
Greg answers questions about reconciling apologetics with Calvinism, praying for the lost as a Calvinist, and how to love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Is the Idea of God Incoherent?
Greg talks about a recent opinion piece in the New York Times, then he answers questions about why people go to Hell, a “carrots and sticks” view of Christianity, women as pastors, and Zionism.
Tell Muslims Jesus Is the Son of Man
If you speak to a Muslim about Jesus, you may be challenged to show where in the Bible Jesus says He’s God. Here’s one way to answer.