Death and the Judgment to Come : Pascal’s Beginning
The Death-Persuader Listen to this Article Subscribe to Theology Unplugged in iTunes [smart_track_player...
Justin Bass
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Apologetics
Justin Bass
Blaise Pascal and His Apologetic that Never Was
Listen to this Subscribe to Theology Unplugged in iTunes “Pascal . . . is the most instructive of all the sacrifices to Christianity.”[1] —Friedrich Nietzsche The...
Justin Bass
Joseph Smith’s Seer Stone and Mormon Origins: A Matter of Transparency
I actually heard it on my car radio on NPR the other day—August 4, 2015. Melissa Block introduced the segment by saying that the way in which Joseph Smith had translated the...
Robert Bowman
Apologetics Unplugged – Gender Identity – Part 2
Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie wrap up their series covering issues surrounding gender identity. Is gender determined by the individual? If not, and someone identifies...
Carrie Hunter
The Sword or the Cross? How Islam and Christianity Grow
Doctrine drives all religions, theistic and non-theistic. God makes for a more compelling religion. Following God’s will, sacrificing for God, hoping in God compels believers...
Doug Groothuis
A Personal Note on Gay Marriage
While I think this percieved gay revolution that is been brought about by the Supreme Court Justice decision will have an effect for a time, it will only be for a short time....
C Michael Patton
Credo Links on Gay Marriage
1. Everything Has Changed, Nothing Has Changed by Albert Mohler “In a very real sense, everything has now changed. The highest court of the land has redefined marriage....
C Michael Patton
Why is God Silent? A New Look at an Old Problem
I have never seen, heard, smelt, tasted or empirically experienced God.I have groped for a sign of his presence, love, even his very existence! Angels, Jesus, a sound, or some...
C Michael Patton
Apologetics Unplugged: Christians Are Anti-Science, Part 3
Wrapping up the topic of science v. faith, Michael Patton, Clint Roberts and Carrie Hunter discuss if science, instead of conflicting with Christianity actually lends itself...
Carrie Hunter