Your cart is currently empty!
Tag: reason
-
The Bankruptcy of Atheism
For the past few days I have been traveling cross country with my family as we are en route to Pennsylvania to start a new job as the Outreach pastor for Grace Valley Fellowship. The travels thus far have been enjoyable. I have been driving a Uhaul accompanied by either one of my two sons taking turns in the…
-
2 Mistakes of Reasoning (How Not to Argue About Abortion)
Since posting the two previous posts regarding Obama and abortion I have received a couple responses from people in the pro-abortion camp. Their responses include a few things that ought to be addressed. Before I proceed, however, I would like to clarify what the pro-abortion group should be called since many of them would prefer to be labeled “Pro-choice” as opposed to “Pro-abortion”. Labels…
-
God’s Existence Introduction continued
Without a doubt, the question of the existence of God is the most essential and significant question of human experience. Philosopher and author, Dr. Peter Kreeft, has argued that whether actually true or merely a mental construct, the idea of God’s existence is an idea that has “guided or deluded more lives, changed more history, inspired…
-
God’s Existence Introduction
The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declairng the work of His hands.” Psalm 19:1 “That which is known about God is evident within them, for God made it evident to them. For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have…
-
Atheism Refuted…Easily (Part 3- Atheism’s Fatal Flaw)
Opponents of naturalism/atheism recognize that it has an incurable flaw in the area of knowledge and rationality. Rationality typically means that an idea is known and justified on the basis of reason (as opposed to tradition or emotional grounds). i.e. the idea is logical and not foolish. A careful analysis of atheism reveals a problem…
-
Worldview Basics (Part 3- Selection of a Worldview)
“Reality forces itself upon our consciousness, and evokes the assent of the attentive and unprejudiced mind. When man resists the evidence of the real he does violence to his own intellect, and is able to detect his own insincerity.” -Avery Dulles In the two previous posts I introduced the concept of worldview. A worldview is the set…
-
Is Your Mom Really Your Mom?
How many Christians when they consider their faith, are convinced that it is actually true? How many are unsure? If they do admit that it is true, what is the basis for that belief? Is it that they are intellectually convinced by the evidence? Is it that they “just know” their must be a God? Is…