There are several evidential arguments for the existence of God from Cosmology, Teleology, Axiology and Logic. I’ve described these arguments and created a Bible Insert to help you recall the detailed steps necessary to make the case for God’s Existence. This month, I’d like to provide you with a second …
Read More »Quick Shot: “Atheists believe in just one less God than Christians”
Our “Quick Shot” series offers brief answers to common objections to the Christian worldview. Each response is limited to one paragraph. These responses are designed to (1) answer the objection as concisely as possible, (2) challenge the objector to think more deeply about his or her claim, and (3) facilitate …
Read More »A Simple Detective Skill to Help You Determine If God Exists
I’ve been investigating homicides in Los Angeles County for many years. If you’re a fan of murder mysteries and homicide shows, I’d like to share a simple investigative technique that may open your eyes to more than the identity of a killer. It may also help you determine if God …
Read More »Alternatives to God as the First Cause of the Universe (Video)
In this clip from J. Warner Wallace’s longer talk on the existence of God from cosmological evidence (based on his book, God’s Crime Scene), J. Warner examines several atheistic explanations for the beginning of the universe. Do any of these explanations eliminate God as the most reasonable inference from evidence? To …
Read More »Did God Return to the “Crime Scene”? (Podcast)
In podcast, J. Warner talks with Dr. Khaldoun A. Sweis from Logically Faithful. Together they examine the evidence for God in the universe and the need for Christian Case Making in a skeptical culture. This conversation first aired on the Logically Faithful Podcast. Be sure to subscribe. You can also …
Read More »Are Atheists right? Are Mental States Non-Existent?
In my book, God’s Crime Scene: A Homicide Detective Examines the Evidence for a Divinely Created Universe, I examine eight pieces of evidence in the universe as I make a cumulative case for the existence of God. One important piece of evidence is our common experience of consciousness. If atheism …
Read More »Are People Who Believe in Minds Simply Ignorant of the Science?
As a Christian believer, I am a “dualist”; I identify the brain and mind (as well as the body and soul) as two distinct entities and realities. “Dualism” describes mind and matter as two separate categories of being; neither can be reduced to the other in any way. If non-material …
Read More »Is It Reasonable to Believe in Minds Even If We Can’t Explain How They Interact with Brains?
As a Christian theist, I am a “dualist”; I identify the brain and mind (as well as the body and soul) as two distinct entities and realities. Dualism describes mind and matter as two separate categories of being; neither can be reduced to the other in any way. If nonmaterial …
Read More »Is It Possible to Examine the Universe Like A Crime Scene? (Podcast)
In this re-posted interview with Meg Meeker of Family Talk, J. Warner Wallace discusses the unique investigative approach he took to examining the evidence in the universe. Can scientists account for the evidence in the universe with purely “natural” explanations? If not, what is the best explanation for this evidence? …
Read More »What Makes the Case for God’s Existence So Strong? (Video)
J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Leon Fontaine of the Leon Show and talks about the evidence for God’s existence. What kinds of evidence can we use to make the case for God? What makes the case so strong? What tools can we borrow from crime scene investigations to help …
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