The battle cry of critics when Christians go wrong
Anytime a Christian leader, be it the Pope or an Evangelical preacher, commits a sin, it reflects poorly on the whole Body of Christ. We are, after all, in this faith together (1 Cor. 12:27). Believers are part of a bigger picture, a meta-narrative called the […]
As examination of personal suffering
by Lisa Quintana
I had just received my Master’s degree (Dec. 2017) in Apologetics from the country’s top-rated university in this field, Biola. I have developed a wonderful network of fellow apologists, and an amazing opportunity to speak at the Women in Apologetics first-annual conference just a month after I graduated. […]
Years ago, you could not have convinced me that I’d be entering the ministry, let alone as a trained Apologist. I mean, I didn’t even know what the term “apologetics” meant back then! I was one of those touchy-feely Christians who road on the coattails of my experiences with God, without developing much of […]
The idea that there is more than one universe is popular these days. This hypothesis was originally put forward by Hugh Everett, a student at Princeton University in the 1950s, who developed this thought for his PhD thesis. The multiverse notion has since been picked up in popular science fiction, like Dr. Strange… yet […]
I often go by the shortened name of “Lisa Q.” It’s because my married name is Quintana, and most folks (particularly in the Midwest) don’t know how to pronounce it correctly. (It’s pronounced “keen-tah-nah”, just in case you were wondering.)
I married a man who was born in Cuba in 1958. One year later, Fidel […]