As we continue our introduction of fundamental apologetics concepts, we move onto the second of the “Big Three” apologetics arguments: the teleological argument. The teleological argument, like the cosmological argument, is a logical defense of God predicated upon the...

Apologetics, or defending the faith, is something every Christian should be involved in (1 Pet. 3:15). The foundation of popular apologetics is what I like to refer to as the “Big Three” apologetic arguments. I will be writing a brief introduction to three: the...

Questions about the origin of the universe have been at the center of humanity's curiosity from the time humanity's existence. With such curiosity, there is also profound implications regarding the answer to the question: Is a transcendent cause responsible for the...

  Dan Barker is one of the world’s leading atheistic spokesman and debaters. In 2009, Barker released his book, Godless: How an Evangelical Preacher Became One of America’s Leading Atheists. In examining Barker’s objections is the Kalam invalid? Brief Overview...

The Mystery of Consciousness One of the debates in the philosophy of mind and cognitive neuroscience is the mystery regarding the nature of consciousness. Philosopher David Chalmers introduces the problem when he writes: “Conscious experience is at once the most...

In his discussion of Divine Command Theory in Ethics: Discovering Right and Wrong, Oxford trained philosopher and theologian Louis Pojman notes six reasons why belief in God motivates moral behavior:[1] If there is a God, then good will win out over evil. If I knew...