Apologetics refers specifically to Christian Apologetics. This category contains information relevant specifically to how Christianity engages secular culture throughout history.
The people murmured against Moses. (Ex 15:23; 16:2; 17:3) When we face serious problems, and we know deep inside ourselves that we cannot solve those problems, it causes us to doubt that God himself can solve those problems. We tend to project self-doubt onto God. This is quite a normal Read more…
By Steven Tsoukalas, Ph.D. Dr. Tsoukalas is the Founder of Sound Doctrine Ministries, Guest Assitant Professor of World Religions at Wheaton College and former Associate Professor of Apologetics and Christian Thought at Wesley Biblical Seminary. Dr. Tsoukalas holds a PhD from the University of Birmingham, ThM from Harvard University, and an Read more…
People cannot be argued into the Kingdom of God. What do I mean by this? It’s not by any human reasoning, or rhetoric that people come to find faith in Jesus as Lord and Savior. It is by the grace and power of the Holy Spirit alone that can soften Read more…
I believe Tom Wright does an excellent job here of bringing to front some of the issues that come into play with the changing of the definition of marriage. More to come.
Deepak Chopra is becoming one of the most widely read teachers on spirituality in the Western world. Over the past two decades Chopra has produced more than 20 publications, whose teaching focuses primarily on holistic healing (physical, emotional and spiritual), historical religious figures (Jesus, Mohammed and Buddha) and even leadership. Chopra’s Read more…
I wanted to share this article on HBO’s recent documentary on Scientology. Share your thoughts.
The Bible is more than just ancient literature: Exploring Bibliology
This is a bit of lengthy post. Hang in there. When many of his disciples heard it, they said, “This is a hard saying; who can listen to it?” But Jesus, knowing in himself that his disciples were grumbling about this, said to them, “Do you take offense at this? Read more…
For leisure I’m currently reading on ancient Chinese religion and philosophy that developed during the Warring States period (roughly the just a few centuries leading up to the birth of Christ). This is the period in which Confucianism an Taoism (two of the most influential Chinese religions of all time) Read more…