In modern social and economic discussion, the legacy of Karl Marx (1818-1883) still looms large. For the progressive, Marx is the forefat...

Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. 1:20 – 25:16: What would you say to someone who uses Scripture to argue t...

Camus begins by posing a simple question: is life worth living? After reading this, most readers (and understandably) roll their eyes and...

What Does the Bible Teach about Church Membership? The concept of church discipline can make a lot of Christians uncomfortable for severa...

Faith and science. This is one of the toughest relationships to navigate in the modern world. How should Christians who want to do scienc...

You don’t come across a story like this every day. David Gelernter is a world-renowned computer scientist from Yale and he’s moving on fr...

The Greatest Living Philosopher: Alvin Plantinga I sat down this morning to compose a list of the most influential, living Christian phil...

The ontological argument is a traditional Christian argument, but it is probably the least understood and least practical of all them all...

Why do humans have the ability to ask and analyze a question like whether or not God exists? What is the meaning of terms like cognitive ...

My first crush was science. I fell completely in love with her at an early age, and it wasn't until I earned my degree in Astrophysics th...

Why are we able to do mathematically based science? If we drop an apple from a tree, we can, with accuracy, predict not only that it will...

What if the universe could be explained through purely physical processes just so long as we were allowed to choose a very precise set of...

This argument takes its name from the Greek term, τελος (telos), which means an end or by implication a purpose. Whereas the cosmological...

One relatively straightforward theistic argument takes a look at the whole sum of reality as we know it and asks for a cause sufficient t...

W.K. Clifford once famously asserted, “It is wrong always, everywhere, and for anyone, to believe anything upon insufficient evidence.”1 ...