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Debate Review: Can We Be Good Without God?

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.

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The New “Consent Condom” Is a Sign of the Times

Argentinian company Tulipan has created a “Consent Condom” to be released later this year. Sean reflects on what this reveals about the modern sexual ethic.

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How Do We Make Theology Come Alive for Students?

How do we make theology both interesting and relevant to students today? Sean shares four insights from his own research and experience with students today.

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3 Pro-Choice Contradictions Revealed in the Film Unplanned

The movie Unplanned tells a powerful story of redemption and transformation. And yet it also reveals three tensions in the pro-choice position.

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The Worldview Behind Transgenderism

What is transgenderism? And how does it compare with the Christian story of reality? Sean explains the underlying worldview differences and its importance.

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The One (and Only) Good Reason to Be a Christian

People believe things for many reasons. Yet which of these are good reasons? Sean shares the one good reason based on his interaction with a group of students.

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The Question at the Heart of the Sexual Revolution

Abortion. Same-sex marriage. Pornography. These are issues of debate, but Sean explains the core ideas at the heart of the sexual revolution.

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New Apologetics and Worldview Curriculum for Children: Author Interview

Sean interviews the producer of a new worldview curriculum for children. The Foundation curriculum is high quality, engaging, and unique.

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What the Jussie Smollett Saga Reveals about our (Victimhood) Culture

The Jussie Smollett saga has captured the cultural conversation. Sean discusses how it reveals that our culture has shifted to embrace victimhood.

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Seven Types of Atheism: Book Review

Sean reviews the new book on the history of atheism by John Gray. He offers both is praise and (minor) critique of the influential and interesting book.