Monthly Archives: June 2008
Don’t leave your brain at the church door!
My main pastor in life was Dr. Gene Scott (who I look forward to posting about at a later date). One of his lines was always, “You don’t have to leave your brain at the church door.” It was a … Continue reading
Filed under Apologetics, Logic
I call straw…man!
Continuing on with the discussion of rhetorical devices learned of in philosophy of logic courses, the straw man fallacy is quite a common occurrence. However, it is not quite so common as most people seem to think. I have witnessed … Continue reading
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Apologetics: The Messiah Prophecies…
One of the most fascinating and rewarding areas to research in Christianity is the many prophecies contained in the Bible, and their fulfillment, either in the past, or yet to come. My previous blog post was all about Levitt Ministries. … Continue reading
Filed under Apologetics, Theology
A look at Levitt Ministries…
One of my main purposes with this blog is to talk Apologetics. There have been several ministries that have truly helped me in my faith, and learning the “meat” of the Christian message, which of course translates into better Apologetics. … Continue reading
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Oh, what a burden…
Doing Christian apologetics online can get really interesting, really serious, and also sometimes amusing. I need to preface this post by explaining that I teach philosophy of logic at the college level, and there are two things that add to … Continue reading
Filed under Apologetics, Atheism, Logic
You’re a sinner, I’m a sinner…
It’s basic Christian theology, right? That was my immediate thought, and the way I’ve always been taught, both by pastors, family, the Bible, and yes, the Holy Spirit. Apparently, though, there are many of my fellow Christians out there that … Continue reading
Filed under Theology
