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Tips for Addressing Objections
Greg gives tips for how to respond well to arguments on any topic as he discusses an article challenging the historicity of the Bible.
One Reason the Bible Is More Trustworthy Than the Qur’an (Video)
Alan explains why the Bible is more historically reliable than the Qur'an.
#STRask - September 10, 2018
Greg answers questions about pre-fourth-century New Testament manuscripts, whether Deuteronomy 8:18 means we need to exercise God-given authority to build wealth, and why Judas had to betray Jesus.
Mocking False Ideas Is Dangerous and Disrespectful
It’s tempting to simply mock an idea rather than take the time and effort to refute it. Here’s why that’s a bad idea.
Why Aren’t More Women Interested in Apologetics?
Fewer women than men seem to be passionate about apologetics right now, but this might not be primarily a function of gender.
Questions for Greg
Greg answers questions about people misusing Jesus’ name, whether the number of demoniacs challenges inerrancy, David’s view of God’s love and judgment in Psalm 143, and more.
How Joseph Smith’s First Vision Changed over Time
Joseph Smith’s “First Vision” is at the root of Mormonism’s unique doctrines, but a look at the historical records reveals a problem: Its major details seem to have evolved over time.
Using Tactics to Draw People Out
Greg tells a story of how someone used tactics to draw a person out in conversation, then he takes questions on presuppositional apologetics and how to make sense of God’s promises of health.
#STRask - August 20, 2018
Alan Shlemon answers questions about whether the disciples believed in the resurrection, how one can “put a stone in the shoe” of students in a public school, finding a new church, and more.
Why Should You Take a Closer Look at Islam?
If we’re going to proclaim the message of the gospel to Muslims as ambassadors for Christ, we first need to know what Islam teaches and how we can respond. Here’s a good place to start.