2016-03-102Comments

Doing Philosophy as a Christian: The Example of Justin Martyr

“Our doctrines are not shameful, according to sober judgment, but are indeed more lofty than all human philosophy.” -Justin Martyr, Second Apology 15 NOTE: I have...

by C Michael Patton

Apologetics

Church History

New Testament

2015-04-290Comments

Widely Held Myths About Ancient Sources

In late 2013 Dr. Craig Blomberg taught a thirty-session class for Credo Courses on the historical reliability of the New Testament Gospels. This blog is a transcript (with...

2015-04-2514Comments

Did the Early Church Fathers Believe in Sola Scriptura?

Definition of Sola Scriptura Sola Scriptura: the reformed Protestant belief that the Scriptures alone are the final and only infallible authority for the Christian. This does...

by C Michael Patton

Church History

2015-02-183Comments

The Death of the Apostles (Video) from Coffee and Theology

Lectures from Coffee & Theology Every Tuesday at 6:30 PM the main room here at Credo House is filled with people who want to know more about Christianity. Those who...

by C Michael Patton

Christmas

Church History

2014-12-260Comments

Santa Claus – The Modern vs Historical Figure (Video)

Tim Kimberley joined us at Credo House for Coffee & Theology recently to dispel common myths around Santa Claus. If you like the movies which cover the “origin...

by Ted Paul

Church History

Orthodoxy

2014-09-2336Comments

Six Views on What it Means to Be Orthodox

Have you ever been called a heretic? Have you ever had someone say that your faith is “unorthodox”? Have you ever wondered what it meant to be “orthodox”? No, I don’t mean...

by C Michael Patton

Church History

2014-07-2845Comments

4 Gospels or 4 Forgeries

4 Gospels or 4 Forgeries? My name doesn’t carry much weight. I’m not that big of a deal in popularity or authority. There is no need for a press release when the words...

2014-02-2115Comments

More Young Foolish Leaders Please

Is the pastor of your church a young foolish leader? Does that frustrate you? Maybe you are older. Maybe you are wiser. Does that make you secretly despise young foolish...

by Tim Kimberley

Christian Philosophy

Church History

2013-11-1817Comments

I think it’s ok to teach Relative Truth

One of the easy softballs to hit out of the park in Apologetics 101 training is when two people are role playing and the statement is made, “I think truth is relative....

2013-06-11207Comments

The Great Reformation in a Nutshell

There used to be a time when your loyalty to the Protestant cause was judged by how much you hated Catholics. But today, with all the ecumenical dialogue, the Manhattan...

by C Michael Patton

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