I recently had the opportunity of interviewing Westminister Theological Seminary's professor of apologetics and systematic theology, Dr. K. Scott Oliphint. In our interview, Dr. Oliphint guides us through the fundamentals of Covenantal apologetics, also referred to as...

If you listen to our podcast, you may have noticed that we always start by talking about some of the nerdiest topics we can think of. Believe it or not, there are actually multiple reasons for this!

The first reason is simply because we like nerd stuff! Who doesn't like...

Throughout the generations, Christians have had to defend the faith from heresies within and attacks from without. 1 Peter 3:15 tells us we must always be ready to give a defense for the hope within us. This defense is what we call apologetics. Christians are called to...

I have had the honor of being asked to write a review of Ravi Zacharias’ new devotional, The Logic of God. Ravi Zacharias is an internationally known Christian apologist who has written numerous books, won the Evangelical Christian Publisher Association’s Golden Medall...

Whether you are in Utah, going door to door to reach Mormons or in the deep south inviting your unbelieving friend to your home for dinner, evangelism in America takes many forms. But does the way you evangelize work in Europe? If you were to go door to door in Germany...

          The Noetic Effect of Sin refers to the effect of sin after the fall in Genesis 3 on man’s ability to reason. This theological phrase roots itself in the Scripture in verses such as Romans 1:21 and 1 Corinthians 2:14. As sin entered the world through Adam, it...

          What is the extent of knowledge? How does one come to know something? Are there things we know intrinsically without having to experience first-hand? All of these questions, and many more, can be categorized under the heading of Epistemology. Epistemology, si...

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