Apologetics

“We need to recover apologetics as a matter of the heart and hands as well as the head. We need to recover apologetics as a project for the whole church and not just for those who enjoy arguing.” - TGC

“I suspect many of my readers would be quick to name him as a spiritual influence, as would I. But why? What is so compelling about C.S. Lewis?” - CPost

“Since we have no reason or experience with uncaused things in our universe, it is reasonable to conclude that something besides the universe caused the universe to exist.” - David de Bruyn

“On this classic ID The Future out of the archive, Dr. Jonathan McLatchie gives us a beginner’s guide to Bayesian thinking and teaches us how it can be used to build a strong cumulative case for intelligent design, as well as how we can use it in our everyday lives.” - ID the Future

“I only have to assume is referring to Constantine and the Council of Nicaea. But there are some truly serious problems with this.” - Wes Huff

“…‘science’ is not some kind of monolithic system of proved and perfect knowledge. Science is a method of observing the world and drawing conclusions about natural phenomena.” - David de Bruyn

“The change Bolloré has described in the Spectator article is primarily among the emerging generations of scientists.” - Breakpoint

“J. D. Tuccille is an atheist. But his son has become a Christian. And his wife has returned to her Jewish religion. And Tuccille is fine with that. He’s glad.” - Gene Veith

“Amid this flood of solid resources, these six recently published books on apologetics can help renew and unify the contemporary church in the ancient gospel.” - TGC

“To understand the doctrine, we first need to ask if we believe in retributive justice. In other words, do we, as people who claim to be loving, believe that people guilty of horrifying, sickening acts of evil need to face punishment for what they have done? Or should Stalin, Hitler, and Pol Pot simply have been sent to reformatories to improve their behaviour?” - David de Bruyn