“Converstionism.” This is one of the few marks of Evangelicalism spoken of by Evangelical historian Mark Noll. Evangelicals believe that people must experience a...

The Moral Indignation of Richard Dawkins

In his book The God Delusion, the new atheist Richard Dawkins asserts that Yahweh is truly a moral monster: “What makes my jaw drop is that people today should base...

Random Thoughts of Emergence

Having finished my series about the Emerging Church, I feel that it is important that I say a few things so that people have a better understanding about my thoughts in...

Postmodernism: How to disarm a suspicious culture

It is no secret that our culture today is undergoing a massive paradigm shift with regards to the way people come to know truth. The atmosphere of the intellectual landscape...

Through Theology in a Year: Introduction to Theology, Session 5

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by C Michael Patton

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Epistemology

Prolegomena

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Constructing a Credo: Will Dominoes Do the Trick?

All Christians have a credo. That is, all Christians believe something. Some think theology is bad, without realizing that that position is a theological statement. Others...

J.P. Moreland: Kingdom Triangle on Converse with Scholars

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Are you prejudiced in what you see?

What do you see when you look at this picuture?Â You may have seen it before in a previous blog, but describe what you see. Get out a piece of paper and write down the first...

Welcome to the world of agnostics

Here is an interesting article from Newsweek from an agnostic mother. It expresses well the perils of the postmodern journey to nowhere. Speaking about her journeyÂ down the...

Sunday Morning Warnings

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Theology is the pursuit of truth, not prejudice

How hard it is to avoid theï¿½innate desire that we all have to confirm our prejudices through our theological inquiry. Our studies,ï¿½more times than not, resemble an...

by C Michael Patton

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