Is God Really Jealous? (Bad God! Part 3)
Jealousy is considered one of the most unattractive traits you could find in another person. And yet the Bible boasts about the jealousy of God. So … is God a jealous, petty Deity?
Why We Hate Judgment (Bad God! Part 2)
Many of our issues with the depiction of God in the Old Testament come down to one thing: Who is He to judge? This article looks at the history of human self-perception and its relation to a sovereign God.
Bad God! Violence in the Old Testament (Part 1)
Is the God of the Old Testament a loving Father or a “capriciously malevolent bully” as Richard Dawkins claimed? This series of articles seeks to find out by looking at the most troubling Old Testament passages.
Does God Suffer With Us?
When we suffer, we tend to ask God: Where are you? Is God suffering with us or is that impossible? And does it matter? These questions and more are addressed with insights from the early church.
Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Can the Resurrection stand up to skeptical scrutiny? Consider the facts for yourself by checking out our resources on the Resurrection!
Did Jesus’ Family Think He Was CRAZY?
If the virgin birth really happened, then why did Jesus’ family essentially call him crazy? After deep study in the Greek text, it turns out that we may have this all wrong.
The Religion of Scientism, Part 3: A Faith in Peril
Faith is required in science. But the faith of Scientism is confronted with insurmountable objections.
The Religion of Scientism, Part 2: The Anthropological Myth
Scientism has doubled down on its meaningless universe by positing a worthless humanity. But is such a view justified by science?
The Religion of Scientism, Part 1: Creation Myths
Proponents of “Scientism” claim religious people believe in ridiculous miracles without evidence. But what of nothingness and the multiverse?
Did the US Government BAN the Bible?!
Some have charged that the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023 will ban the Bible. Here we investigate what the Act really says.
