How you think changes everything
Research Professor of Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig, gave a sermon a few years back entitled: “In Intellectual Neutral,” to the Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia, and in it he discussed the difference between what a “childlike faith” is versus a “childish faith.” Dr. Craig said that a “childlike faith” is commended by […]
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One amazon customer, named “Ladybug,” once wrote a review in a discussion over Lee Stroble’s book called, “The Case for Christ.” I agreed with her review, and with her permission, I’m reposting it here for your benefit: “How do faith and rationalization relate to one another? Perhaps the great gifts of our intellect and reason […]
Read MoreI’ve heard one too many times that the married life gets boring, and dates end up being spent Saturday nights at the grocery store, like this is some horrid thing. Well, guess what? I spent last Saturday night at the grocery store with my hubby of 23 years and frankly, I found it quite romantic. […]
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It’s mainstream in our culture to hear people say things like “you have your truth, and I have mine,” or “there is no one right way, there are many.” This is relativism. On the surface, it sounds kind and tolerant, but if you dig deeper, you’ll discover that although this idea is broadly accepted, it’s […]
Read MoreEvolution* has caused many Christians to distrust science. That’s not a good thing, as science has so much to offer our world. It may help you to know that there are two kinds of science: Operation Science, and Origin Science. Operation science has done a lot to contribute to our world, but Origin Science is […]
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