Hell: Across the Spectrum of History
The following are quotes, both contemporary and historic, about the doctrine of hell. It is “across the spectrum”, so it is not necessarily meant to support just...
Have We Made the Holy Spirit the Odd Man Out?
(by Lisa Robinson) I recall my Trinitarianism class in Spring 2009, and when we got to the discussion regarding the Holy Spirit, my professor made some comical remark about...
Book Review: Don’t Call it a Comeback
The worst thing about Kevin DeYoung’s newest book Don’t Call it a Comeback is the title. Why was it called, “Don’t Call It a Comeback?” I figure...
Richard Dawkins: A Philosophical and Theological Lightweight? Responding to Dawkins, Part II
by Paul Copan In my last post, I mentioned my brief interaction with Richard Dawkins when he came to Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale last month. A week later, I...
How to Know if you’re Elect (Sam Storms)
Editors Note: In addition to all of our online ministries and curriculum we spend time every day answering questions through email. A man contacted our ministry last week...
Why the Santa/God Parallel Does Not Work for Atheists (But Does For Theists)
One of my all-time favorite movies is “Elf.” Our family probably watches it three or four times every Christmas season. The child-like naivety of...
When Theology Becomes a Stumbling Block
(by Lisa Robinson) I love Tim’s clip here asking the question can theology destroy our faith. He honestly assesses, yes if it the information is not applied towards a...
King James Bible: Historical Map
This post accompanies the more informative post: King James Bible: Historical Timeline. Click on one of the blue markers to learn about the location’s significance in...