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As a skeptical non-believer, I was willing to grant that someone named Jesus actually lived in the early first century. I was also willing...
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I occasionally get the opportunity to train churches with our “Forensic Faith Seminars” where we make the case for God’s existence and the reliability...
A friend of mine recently wrote a post on Facebook and encountered the wrath of several of his social media friends. He innocently asked...
Wesley J. Smith writes a blog over at National Review Online entitled “Human Exceptionalism.” I highly recommend it. He once featured an article written...
Christianity is unique among theistic worldviews. Some religious systems are based purely on the doctrinal, proverbial statements of their founders. The wisdom statements of...
As a skeptical non-believer, I was willing to grant that someone named Jesus actually lived in the early first century. I was also willing...
Most of us, as Christians, understand the importance of truth. We also understand our duty as believers to protect and guard the doctrinal truths...
Of the many self-refuting statements offered on college campuses across America, perhaps the most dangerous for Christians is the new definition of “tolerance”. Like...
I often receive emails (or posts) from skeptics who contest my trust in the gospel eyewitness accounts given recent studies and articles that challenge...
When trying to establish the reliability of eyewitnesses in cold case investigations, I use a template that I learned from criminal trials (I’ve written...
I am a Christian. Whenever I say this, I wonder what people think, especially people who are not Christians. If they’re like I was...
I had the great pleasure of speaking at the Reasons to Believe AMP Conference. The theme of this year’s conference was”Wisdom in Evangelism,” so...
My experience as a homicide detective has given me some insight into the nature of moral culpability and the limits of materialism. Over the...
If I began this post by asserting, “I can’t write a word of English,” you’d probably recognize the contradiction. My sentence betrays its own...
As a detective, I’ve learned to carefully examine the words of suspects (I’ve written an entire chapter about this in Cold Case Christianity). Killers...
