When I attended Liberty University in 1983, I remember taking a required class called Creation Studies. The flood of Noah in Genesis was a significant…
I hesitate to share this. In my original series about my oldest son’s lost faith, I didn’t share much about the environment that my kids…
Growing up, history was one of my least favorite subjects in school. Maybe it was the dull uninspiring teachers who seemed to drone on with dates,…
Nate wrote a post recently called Pandora’s Box on his blog Finding Truth, that truly resonated with me. His post began with, “The other day I started…
I’m a graduate of Liberty University with a degree in religion. Out of curiosity, I googled to see if I could find any posts or…
Seth Andrews is truly an interesting fellow. He was blessed with a radio voice — one that you could listen to for hours, which I…
Prepare to laugh. A lot. Keynote speaker Matt Inman introduces us to a new deity, enlightening the San Francisco audience in the process, in the…
Several months ago, I wrote briefly about relationship warning signs. It’s sad but true that a significant percentage of relationships have one partner who shows…
Perhaps you have watched the debate between William Lane Craig and Sam Harris before, or perhaps you’e seen the excerpt from that debate that features…
I stumbled on this post by Helen Pluckrose, which was written in 2013. I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to re-blog it and…