Today, my friend Steve (tireless critic of Ravi Zacharias) tweeted the following question to me: “When a Christian is evangelizing, […]
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My New Book and Other Updates
You may have noticed that things have been quiet around here lately. Two weeks ago, I was teaching a one […]
Naturalism in a Tweet
Adapted from a tweet I posted this morning: Christian: You call yourself a “naturalist”? Naturalist: Yup! Christian: And what is […]
naturalismDoes it degrade public discourse to call people buffoons, fools, and clowns?
This article consists of an exchange I had on Twitter with a fellow named “Jar Jar” (whether the surname is […]
persuasion, public discourse, rhetoricThe Nature of Hell: A friendly debate
I just finished recording four podcasts with Catholic apologist Trent Horn in San Diego. As I speak, I’m preparing to […]
annihilationism, eternal conscious torment, hell, interview, Trent HornComing to Terms with the Problem of Evil
If you want a simple and effective way to identify a Christian apologist worth listening to, ask them to share […]
apologetics, evil, problem of evil, steelman, sufferingOn keeping the ladies in the nursery: A response to Owen Strachan
This morning, I came across the following tweet from Baptist theologian Owen Strachan (courtesy of Matt Mikalatos): "When I hear […]
complementarianism, Owen Strachan, sexismMiracles, Resurrections, and Historical Explanation
This morning, I had an exchange with CounterApologist on Twitter regarding the question of whether the historical resurrection of Jesus […]
history, miracle, resurectionChristianity Today and its Ironic Tribute to Rachel Held Evans
On May 6, Christianity Today published an essay by a fellow named John Stonestreet as a remembrance of Rachel Held […]
Christianity Today, evangelicalism, Mark Galli, Rachel Held EvansTom Jump says it is not possible to know that God exists. And I reply.
Back in November 2018, I did an interview with atheist YouTuber Tom Jump. Today, we followed that up with a […]
atheism, epistemology, interview, Tom Jump