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Apologists: Get on TikTok!

TikTok presents an opportunity for apologists to enter the conversation. Here's Sean's quick advice and thoughts from joining TikTok.

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The Historical Evidence for Jesus is Greater than for Caesar

How do the historical sources for Jesus compare with Tiberius Caesar, the most powerful man alive in his day? Sean offers a comparison between the two.

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The Failure of Consent as A Sexual Ethic

Consent has become the supreme sexual ethic. While consent is vital for any relationship, is it enough? Sean explores these questions.

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Is Capitalism Darwinist?

Capitalism is often critiqued as brutish and a matter of "survival of the fittest." Using the example of a pencil, Sean responds to this common misconception.

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Two New Resources on the Resurrection (One is FREE)

Two new books have come out defending the resurrection of Jesus as an event in history. Sean briefly reviews (and suggests) them!

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The Quarantine As A Metaphor for Hell

The quarantine has revealed how deeply we need relationships and that we suffer without them. This reveals an insight about the traditional view of Hell.

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The Historical Jesus vs. the Historical Buddha

How do the historical sources compare for Buddha and Jesus? Sean compares and contrasts the available historical evidence for the two founders.

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Why Didn't God Make Us Freely Choose Him?

Could God have solved the problem of evil by simply making us always choose good? Sean responds to this common, and important, question.

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5 Reasons to Read Ecclesiastes During the Quarantine

Why on earth would anyone read Ecclesiastes during the quarantine? Despite initially believing the contrary, Sean gives 5 reasons to read Ecclesiastes now.

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Grace and Reconciliation after the Oklahoma City Bombing (25 years later)

25 years after the OK City bombing, J. Bishop reports a remarkable story of redemption between the father of T. McVeigh and the father of one of the victims.

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6 Ways Introverts Can Make An Impact

How can introverts make a difference in the world? Guest blogger (and introvert!) Timothy Fox gives six great ideas.