Does science or God best explain morality? This blog offers a helpful summary of key points from Sean's recent debate with skeptic Michael Shermer.
Cornell University Professor Will Provine once claimed intelligent design is boring. I think its the exact opposite...Atheism is boring!
Is John 15:7 a blanket prayer that God will give believers whatever they wish? Sean addresses this question by looking at the context of what Jesus taught.
What is the cause of the "snowflake" rebellion on campus? Should colleges have "safe places"? Sean interviews Everett Piper about his new book NOT A DAY CARE.
How does Christianity fulfill our deepest aspirations? Even if someone is not a Christian, why should he or she wish it were true? Sean answers these questions.
Sean reviews the recent book, which is a back-and-forth discussion between Reasons to Believe and BioLogos on a number of issues related to origins.
Who are the Apostolic Fathers and why are they important? Sean interviews author Ken Berding about his new, unique introductory book on the Apostolic Fathers.
Is freedom found through following the self or submitting to reality? Sean highlights a trend in Star Wars movies (also biblical) that obedience brings freedom.
Why should the state value religious liberty? What is a simple, yet powerful case for the value of religious freedom? Sean lays out a simple case.
There is a temptation to study apologetics solely in the abstract. Sean offers a lesson from John 4 (the woman at the well) about making apologetics personal.