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.
Terrified of 400,000 errors in the New Testament?
The Bible is full of errors. There are 400,000 errors in the New Testament alone. What do these claims mean and do they hold up to scrutiny?
Is Jesus God?
New Testament critics claim Jesus never said he was God and the early church did not believe he was God. So, is Jesus God? What does the Bible really say?
Is Jesus a Failed Apocalyptic Prophet?
New Testament critics claim Jesus is a failed apocalyptic prophet. He said he would return soon, but it’s been 2,000 years. But what did Jesus really say?
10 Essential Books on the Divinity of Jesus
A curated list of scholarly books addressing the biblical portrayal of the divinity of Jesus and how he was viewed in the early church.
Was Lilith Adam’s Wife Before Eve?
Some say Lilith was Adam’s wife before Eve, that is before religious authorities silenced the truth. The actual story is a bit more complicated.
Abdu Murray’s Testimony on the Greatness of God
Abdu Murray’s testimony on finding the truth by recognizing that the greatest being would express the greatest love in the greatest way.
Antisemitism in the Bible? Considering Matthew 27 on Holocaust Remembrance Day
[Note: This article first appeared in a shortened version on The Washington Times’ “Higher Ground” section.] Is the New Testament antisemitic? That is certainly the charge you might hear in recent decades and read online. The charge takes on added urgency given the recent attacks on Israel and consequent war in Gaza. And the charge […]
