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Why I Believe the Bible

apologetics, bibliology, video

Dr. Cone addresses students at Calvary University on some basic principles of the Bible’s credibility, and how it all comes back to the issue of the identity of...

Communicating Biblical Worldview to Millennials and iGens: Taste and See Apologetics

apologetics, communication, worldview

COMMUNICATING BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW TO MILLENNIALS AND IGENS: TASTE AND SEE APOLOGETICS[1] Christopher Cone, Th.D, Ph.D, Ph.D Biblical Models for Communicating Truth to the Unversed Peter provides the only direct apologetic mandate in Scripture,[2] reminding his readers...

The Beautiful Paradox: God’s Unfathomability and Knowability

apologetics, metaphysics, philosophy, worldview

In response to the question of whether or not science makes belief in God obsolete, Christopher Hitchens (who ultimately answers the question in the negative), suggested that, “It will not do to say, in reply to this, that the lord moves in mysterious ways. Those who...

Does the Biblical God Exist?

apologetics, epistemology, philosophy, worldview

A brief examination of Scripture will unveil, in particular, the central assumption of the existence of God (Gen. 1:1, Ps. 14:1, etc.). Never does Scripture seek to prove His existence; rather it presents His reality as the foundational starting point of Biblical...

The Central Question of Christianity: Is Jesus Still Dead?

apologetics, death, grace, holiday, Jesus, resurrection of, Jesus, sonship of, salvation

Whether or not Jesus rose from the dead is perhaps the most important question in determining the truth of Biblical Christianity. As Paul put it, “if Christ has not been raised from the dead…then your faith also is vain” (1 Cor 15:14). He adds that if Jesus hasn’t...

A Brief Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry and Components of Worldview, Part 2: Science and Justifying Presuppositions

apologetics, epistemology, metaphysics, origins, philosophy, worldview

Epistemological inquiry is the first step in developing a worldview. Determining how we can know with certainty is a necessary exercise, and requires that we identify the source of authority upon which the worldview is grounded. For example, Hume’s empiricism...

What to make of non-Christian cultures dreaming about Jesus

apologetics, dreams, ecclesiology, spiritual warfare, world religions

Nabeel Qureshi, author of Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus, describes the significance of dreams in Islamic culture, saying,   In Muslim cultures, generally speaking, people don’t see themselves as being able to commune with God. Communion is a very Christian...

Epistemology’s First Task: Identifying the Source of Authority

apologetics, bibliology, epistemology, philosophy, worldview

In any worldview there is a necessary first step of establishing the source of authority. Simply put, our first step is a step of faith in determining who or what we will trust in order to answer the questions of life. This is the first task of epistemology. For Hume...

A Dialogue on the Relationship of Apologetics and Philosophy to Evangelism

apologetics, epistemology, hope, philosophy, worldview

Biblical apologetics is a form of evangelism (1 Pet 3:15), and not a form of polemics. Also, Biblical apologetics technically has nothing to do with philosophical argument. However, in practice, the term apologetics is traditionally used to refer to principles and...

Contending for the Faith Without Being Contentious

apologetics, diversity, ethics, grace, pacifism

Paul’s words echo as if exclaimed from a canyon, yet we often fail to hear them. “If possible, so far as it depends on you, be at peace with all men” (Rom 12:18). At the same time if we listen closely, we can hear the resolve in Jude’s voice as he urges believers to...
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