Is Inerrancy the Linchpin of Evangelicalism?
I believe in inerrancy. This means I believe that there are no errors in the Bible. Of course, this comes with the usual disclaimers which say that we must be talking about...
Four Hours to Defending the Faith
This can’t be free long so get it now. MP3s Week 1: Does God Exist? Week 2: Reliability of the New Testament Week 3: The Resurrection of Christ Week 4: The Deity of...
The Virgin Birth: Why It Is Important
The reality of the Virgin Birth has been affirmed by the church at least as far back as when the Gospels of Matthew and Luke were written. It is affirmed in the Church’s...
Gary Habermas on Doubt
I have asked a few respected Evangelical scholars and authors to contribute on the issue of Christians and doubt. I am grateful to each one of these men for not only...
My Top Ten (!) Books of the Year
The exclamation mark after the number Ten should be noted. As you will shortly see, I failed miserably in my attempt to restrict the list to precisely ten books. Perhaps I...
Mike Licona, Sound Bite Misunderstandings, and Apologetic Methodology
Let me familiarize you with some of the sound bites in the Mike Licona situation that have people upset: “It can forthrightly be admitted that the data surrounding what...
Getting Inerrancy Wrong
One of the greatest attacks on Scripture comes from those who misunderstand the doctrine of inerrancy. A couple of years ago this chart was brought to my attention. I did not...
The Little Lights aren’t Twinkling, Mike Licona
I think you have to be qualified to critique someone. The qualification comes not merely in your knowledge of the subject upon which your critique is based (which is very...
Too Cool for Christmas
We’re in the Christmas spirit at the Credo House. We probably have the world’s largest fake tree proudly decorated to the max inside. I’m not kidding,...