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New Atheists are quick to dismiss faith as an irrational delusion. But is their devotion to objectivity and rationality free from flaws?

Craig Hanzen examines a fresh historical science perspective that is a powerful clue to the authenticity of the gospels.

Honoring others is one of the foundation stones of noble character and a holy life.

I asked my heart: “How can He be just and yet the Justifier?” I was worried and wearied with this question.

In this short essay, John Njoroge reflects on addressing the doubts his children had after losing a dear family friend to cancer.

William Craig debunks the idea that science and Christianity are at war and discusses how they interact.

Of the ten, this one is especially the children’s commandment. For this reason it is especially the parent’s commandment.

Our ordinary religion should be set aside to secure this, the first and chief marks of Christ within us.

Defending the faith is critical, but can it be approachable for kids? This blog examines age-appropriate resources for children.

Theories about the evolutionary roots of morality are becoming more popular. But do these theories track truth, or merely survival?

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