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Over the past few weeks I’ve looked at the way that sin and our own finitude cause us to doubt our faith. But these are certainly not the only things that give rise to doubt. Let me mention a few other causes here. New Knowledge. We’ve all had this happen before. We...
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Over the past few weeks we’ve been exploring doubt and considering what causes it to arise within the life of the believer. As someone who’s spent 20 years studying philosophy and apologetics, you might expect me to say that doubt is purely an intellectual matter. I...
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Sometimes we have doubts. That’s just part of being human. Or, at least that is what I argued last week. I argued that the presence of doubt does not indicate a problem with Christianity, the Bible, or with Jesus. Rather, the presence of doubt indicates a problem...
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I’ll admit it. I have had my moments when I wondered if it’s actually true. In fact, I’ve had more than just moments. Those who know me best know that it’s been the seasons of wondering and questioning that ultimately led me to studying apologetics and eventually...
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Why would a Christian study Aristotelian logic? That designation, “Aristotelian,” is just what we call classical or traditional logic that uses his basic rules. The principles are much older, of course. It is “traditional” in that it has a long history in the language...
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Can 2 + 2 = 5 for God? At one time I admit that I would have answered “Yes!” and quite confidently. Then, I read Isaiah 5. In that passage is a searing judgment from the Lord against sinners. What changed my thinking on the issue at hand was when I realized how the...
