Tag Archives: Evidential faith

Portland State University philosophy professor and vocal atheist, Peter Boghossian, wrote a book entitled, A Manual for Creating Atheists. Boghossian describes the effort as “the first-ever guide not for talking people into faith–but for talking them out of it.” He hopes to teach atheists “to engage the faithful in conversations …

Aaron Klemm (from Summit Ministries in Colorado) talks with J. Warner Wallace (as part of the of the Summit Forum) about the challenge of discussing scientific issues without formal scientific training. Given the tension between faith and science, how can Christians discuss issues related to science if we don’t have …

Aaron Klemm (from Summit Ministries in Colorado) talks with J. Warner Wallace as part of the of the Summit Forum about the challenge of sharing the Gospel with people who seem completely disinterested. How are we to engage people who are even opposed to the claims of Christianity? For more …

Aaron Klemm from Summit Ministries in Colorado talks with J. Warner Wallace about the challenge of deciding which evidences we must master to make the case for Christianity in this edition of the Summit Forum. Given all the evidence (much of which is technical or difficult to learn), how should …

Aaron Klemm from Summit Ministries in Colorado talks with J. Warner Wallace about the challenge of learning how to defend the Christian worldview in this edition of the Summit Forum. Given all that could be learned, how can someone possibly tackle all the information needed to become a good Christian …

Aaron Klemm from Summit Ministries in Colorado talks with J. Warner Wallace about the evidential nature of Christianity in this edition of the Summit Forum. J. Warner describes why every Christian has a duty to make the case for what he or she believes. For more information about the incredible …

J. Warner Wallace talks about why it’s important to convince the church about the need for Christian apologetics in this interview with Jon Morrison. Why must we make the case for making the case? How will this effort help us to encourage a more reasonable, evidential Christian faith? This clip …

In a recent article posted on the National Public Radio (NPR) website, Tom Gjelten wrote about the “collision of two core American values — freedom of religion and freedom from discrimination,” and predicted this collision would prompt a “showdown in legislatures and courts across the country.” This is undoubtedly true, …

In J. Warner’s first two books, he made the case for God’s existence (God’s Crime Scene) and the case for Christianity (Cold-Case Christianity). In Forensic Faith, J. Warner completes the trilogy by making the case for… making the case! In Forensic Faith, J. Warner helps readers understand why it’s important …

You don’t have to read much of Cold-Case Christianity to realize I’m an evidentialist. The title usually gives it away. As a result, my inbox is filled with email from people who want to convince me that true faith is independent of evidence. Many of them point to the well-known …