Is It Wrong to Doubt?
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By: Sherene Khouri, M.A., PhD | May 18, 2025 In the age of critical thinking, many people doubt their beliefs. Churches teach dogmas and present…
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How Do I Know the Resurrection Wasn’t an Invented Story?
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Steven Johnson | April 13, 2025 Jesus’ resurrection is the key to the whole Christian faith. Acts 1:2-3 says,” until the day when he was…
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The Exodus as an Apologetic Argument
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Daniel Sloan, PhD | March 23, 2025 When we think of the term “apologetics”, usually we think of it in modern terms or possibly going…
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The Three Apostolic Safeguards of Irenaeus: A Timeless Guide for Exposing Heresy and Defending Christian Truth
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By Tom Knoff February 23, 2025 Formative Years The second century was a critical period for the Christian church as it navigated both external persecution…
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My Dear Apologist: Please, Be Kind.
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(Note: This article was originally published at https://www.moralapologetics.com/wordpress/2020/8/19/my-dear-apologist-please-be-kind?rq=Gentry. Reprinted here by permission and with slight modifications to the original article.) By: T.J. Gentry Sometimes, apologetics…
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An Apologetic Blueprint: How Early Councils Equip Us for Modern Challenges
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By Tom Knoff The Church has long faced challenges in clarifying and defending the person and nature of Jesus Christ. These challenges primarily concern His…
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The Importance of Contextualizing the Bible: Paul’s Contextual Approach
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By: Sherene Nkouri, Ph.D. | December 1, 2024 Introduction Cultures are like a pair of glasses; they all have a shared set of assumptions about…
