Archaeology Contributes to the Witness of the Bible
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By Deanna Huff, Th.M., Ph.D. | November 17, 2024 Can stones give you insights into the past? What do they tell you? When I encountered…
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Genesis 1 and Genesis 2
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Editor’s Note: Due to the controversies that often surround the book of Genesis, the contents expressed in this article concerning the genre of Genesis 1…
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Are You Prepared?
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By: Jerry Bogacz, PhD Candidate and Retired Biologist | September 22, 2024 Apologetics Is Warfare Bellator is a Latin word that means “warrior” or “soldier.”…
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Made in His Image or Made in Our Own?
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By: Brian G. Chilton, M.Div., Ph.D. | August 25, 2024 Recently, the Shroud of Turin made news across the world as recent tests have indicated…
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Jesus—Distinctly Different
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By Deanna Huff, Th.M., Ph.D. | August 18, 2024 Culture offers a steady intake of messages and images of people. It can sometimes influence our…
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Modal Cosmological Argument
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By Justin Angelos | August 11, 2024 Modal Cosmological Argument The term “Possible Worlds” is a term that philosophers use in modal logic to describe…
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The Lives and Deaths of the Greek Gods
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By Tony Williams | July 29, 2024 Not All Gods Are the Same Some who dismiss Christianity compare it to the worship of Greek and…
