When Bob was probing the possibility of homicide, we found that he could ask (at least) three kinds of why questions. One “why?” can be answered with an explanation about whether it is in fact…
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This list is something I’ve compiled for the Alabama Baptist concerning apologetic resources that are generally accepted in our community and are written from a scholarly perspective. Many of the authors below have actually been used by Tactical Faith in equipping the local churches around Alabama in the past. So, you don’t have to be Baptist to enjoy and benefit from this list. It’s a merely apologetic list, and should be enjoyed as such.
We’ve got Gary Habermas talking about doubt. We’ve also got an exclusive treat with Gary talking about his friendship with Anthony Flew for the first time on a podcast. This is pure gold, so take…
Dr. Lydia McGrew talks to our president Matt Burford in this interview about her latest book. Her book, “Undesigned Coincidences” is a great book that merges the devotional life with the apologetic life. Let us…
God, Love, and Power, Part 1: Knowing God and Knowing About God This piece, which covers an issue that I think has become a prevalent problem in thinking about God, is rather long. Nevertheless, rather…
Rather than continue the series on the moral argument with further takeaways—they are too numerable to include in a single post, and it would begin to look silly having a 10-part series—I have decided to…
Summary Perhaps a quick summary of the argument so far is in order. The primary focus of this series is the Euthyphro Dilemma, which has been adapted by contemporary thinkers to argue that a divine…
In the previous two posts, we’ve talked about one of the central criticisms of any claim that morality is derived in some way from a divine being: The Euthyphro Dilemma. We’ve looked briefly at the…
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