Christian Ethics are Derived from Christian Theology
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An atheist Christian minister. That sounds like an oxymoron of illogical cohesion. Could an atheist serve as a Christian minister? According to the United Church…
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Reasons Why One Should Accept the Traditional Authorship of the Gospels
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The Four Gospels are the primary documents that describe the life and teachings of Jesus. Traditionally since the earliest times of the church, the Evangelists[1]…
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Is 1 Peter 3:15 Accurately Used as an Apologetic Text?
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Often at BellatorChristi.com, I receive comments to which I try to respond as quickly as possible. This past weekend was no exception. For most comments,…
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Recap of 2016 National Conference on Christian Apologetics
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Last Friday and Saturday, Southern Evangelical Seminary held its annual apologetics conference at Calvary Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. On Thursday, a special women’s edition…
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Does Divine Omniscience Hinder Human Freedom?
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A friend and I recently discussed the impact of divine omniscience as it pertains to human freedom. Omniscience is the term used to describe the…
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A Review of "God and Time: Four Views"
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Ganssle, Gregory E., ed. God & Time: Four Views. Downers Grove: IVP Academic, 2001. $24.00. 247 pages. Contributors: Paul Helm, Alan G. Padgett, William Lane Craig, and…
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“People Do Not Come to Faith by Arguments!” 4 Objections to Apologetics
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Some time ago, I was in a meeting with pastors and other church leaders from various backgrounds discussing a potential ministry opportunity. I noted the…
