How you think changes everything
Logic consists of ordering our thoughts. In a culture of confusion, where one source claims the truth and another claims the exact opposite as truth, how do we know what is legit? We need to reason correctly and we’ll be able to wade through the conflicts and find truth. The easy road is often the […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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The most common objection to the resurrection of Jesus Christ is that miracles are impossible. A miracle is a supernatural event that can’t be explained by natural laws (science) because it transcends those laws. Since the resurrection was a miracle, trying to explain it scientifically won’t work. There are good reasons to believe this pivotal […]
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