Apologetics

Leader of the Flat Earth society is an evolutionist

Being careful not to play into the opposition’s hands …

Refuting errors by Francis Collins and BioLogos

An evolutionary institution comes up short when it tries to give the top 10 examples of evolutionary consequences.

Some people say that feeding the poor is more important than debating ‘side issues’ such as creation. Are they right?

Satan continues to use the same tactics today as he used on Eve. What are they?

Scientists say that a certain spot in the brain produces religious feeling; does that mean it’s all in our heads?

What is the main reason many scientists believe in an old-Earth? Do most study the science for themselves, or do they simply accept the words of others?

Why should Christians defend their faith? How should they do so? See how to spot common fallacies and use correct logic—both to present a positive case for Christianity, and refute objections. Anti-Christian fads such as evolutionism and postmodernism assail Christians, but logic is a powerful weapon to demolish them.

An atheist correspondent asserts that Christian belief in God stems from a desire for a Heavenly Father to take care of us, but his argument commits a major logical fallacy.

Jesus’ words break the circle.

Show that Darwin’s theory of evolution is not about science; it’s all about God.

If you think evolution and old-earth beliefs are modern ideas, think again: the early defenders of the Christian faith refuted these ideas from the ancient pagans.

Many antitheists assert that Christians of the past believe in a flat earth, and were the bane of Columbus. But Christian scholars have almost always accepted the earth

An evolutionist accuses creationists of lying, but the accusation proves to be utterly false and instead reflects badly on the accuser.

The Bible’s ‘birth certificate’ for the universe trumps concepts of ‘deep time’.