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An Argument for the Resurrection of Jesus
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Here’s a case for three historical facts that point to His resurrection and a case against four naturalistic theories popularly used to explain those facts.
A Manual for Creating Atheists Who Create Straw Men
The misrepresentations of Christianity in Peter Boghossian’s A Manual for Creating Atheists are a good reminder that you can only properly respond to a view after you understand it.
Christian Ambassadors Learn about Islam (Video)
Alan shares one of the first steps in sharing the gospel with your Muslim friends.
Sometimes No Amount of Evidence Will Convince
Greg and Tim talk about Dawkins’s statement that no evidence would convince him, then they take calls on Freemasonry, speaking in tongues, and an objection to the idea that we can have a personal relationship with God.
A Response to Hemant Mehta’s Post about Stand to Reason’s Email
Some atheists have wrongly assumed Stand to Reason protects Christian students from hearing ideas they disagree with, but that’s the opposite of our philosophy to “inoculate, not isolate.”
A Response to an Atheist’s Objection to Atheist Role Plays
Greg and Tim talk about Tim’s upcoming video series on Jehovah’s Witnesses, then they take a call on the Trinity and talk about a recent post an atheist wrote about Stand to Reason.
What Is Science? Define Your Terms (Video)
Alan encourages Christians to understand the two definitions of science in order to avoid confusion in conversation.
Want to Share the Gospel? Start with This Question (Video)
Greg explains the first step in a tactical approach to sharing your Christian convictions with others.
Want to Share the Gospel? Start with This Question
Greg explains the first step in a tactical approach to sharing your Christian convictions with others.
Religion Isn’t Just a Social Club
Greg discusses the widespread relativistic view of religion in our culture, then he answers questions about using humor in persuasion, testing doctrine by the Old Testament, and why receiving the Holy Spirit doesn’t look the same today as it did in the first century.