Category Archives: World Religions

Which Would You Rather Do Without: Science or Theology?

Posted on June 27, 2010 by

I recently read an article in The Guardian  by Terry Sanderson who claimed: I look at it this way. If science disappeared from human memory, we would soon be living in caves again. If theology disappeared from human memory, no one would notice. Theology … Continue reading →

Posted in Church History, History of Science, Philosophy of Science, Science, Systematic Theology, Theology, World Religions, Worldviews | 4 Comments

The Blackberry Files, vol. 2

Posted on January 22, 2009 by

As I was walking the campus of the University of Missouri-St. Louis, I heard one of two middle-eastern women in conversation say: “Jesus f***ing Christ” which made me wonder why there isn’t more religious sensitivity in American society toward Christians the … Continue reading →

Posted in The Blackberry Files, Theology, World Religions, Worldviews | 1 Comment

The Ethics of Old Testament Genocide and Radical Islamic Jihad

Posted on August 20, 2007 by

The Old Testament stories, if presented accurately in their fullness, would not make very good Family Focus Films. These stories contain incidents of rape, brutal murder, cannibalism, and the slaughter of women and infants, to name a few. We tend to gloss over … Continue reading →

Posted in Apologetics, Old Testament Exegesis, Theology, World Religions | 17 Comments

Presuppositional Apologetics and Other Religions

Posted on January 25, 2007 by

It should be no secret to those who have read this blog for a while that John and I favor apologetics of the presuppositional Van Til tradition. I’m not interested in trying to prove presuppositional apologetics to its opponents here … Continue reading →

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