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POPSWhy I am an atheist - David Spero "The God I believed in was supposed to be perfect. Too perfect, in fact, for mortal minds to fathom. Ultimate love. True goodness. Omniscient. Omnipotent. Omnipresent. The whole nine yards and then some. Whenever something about God didn’t make sense to me, I countered myself by saying my definition of God must simply be too narrow. But because of that, God soon became just an infinitely broad but paper-thin abstraction. It was then a very small step to the realization that the concept of a personal God was absurd. Eventually, I came to understand the fallacy of the “God of the Gaps“."
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POPSChristian Apologetics Alliance | The Official Blog of Dr. Marvin Bittinger I am honored to have been recently accepted as a team blogger for the Christian Apologetics Alliance. The Christian Apologetics Alliance is a group of Christian bloggers dedicated to sharing their faith in Jesus Christ by engaging others on a wide range of subjects related to Apologetic and Theological principles.
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POPSChristian Apologetics Alliance | The Faith Equation The Faith Equation author Dr. Marvin Bittinger was recently accepted as a team blogger for the Christian Apologetics Alliance. The Christian Apologetics Alliance is a group of Christian bloggers dedicated to sharing their faith in Jesus Christ by engaging others on a wide range of subjects related to Apologetic and Theological principles.
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POPSCalling U.S. Christians Back to Bible Basics Ham continued: "God's Word, however, makes it clear that there is no neutral position. God's people need to unashamedly and uncompromisingly stand on the Bible and its absolute standards. We need to proclaim a Christian worldview and the Gospel, all the while giving answers for the hope we have."
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POPSThe Problem of Evangelical Biblical Illiteracy "The most important shift, according to Prothero, was the shift from theology to morality. The nondenominationalist trend among Protestants tended to avoid doctrinal conflicts by searching for agreements in the moral realm. Christian socialists, such as Charles Sheldon, taught us to ask not "What does the Bible say?" but "What would Jesus do?" Advocates of the Social Gospel, such as Walter Rauschenbusch, taught that it was more important to care for the poor than to memorize the Apostles' Creed."
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POPSIslamic Extremists How would you convince someone to change? Beyond just telling them they're wrong, explain why democracy, or sanctions, or political movements, or Christianity makes sense/works better.
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POPSFouad Ajami strikes again Ajami is one of the "truth-tellers," as he calls the authors of the UNDP Arab Human Development Reports. He pulls no punches. Must read if you're interested in US policy i the Arab world.
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POPSMisguided Rhetoric Krauthammer concludes: Creating false equivalencies is not moral leadership, but moral abdication. And hovering above it all, above country and history, is a sign not of transcendence but of a disturbing ambivalence toward one's own country.
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POPS"A New Day for Apologetics" This is a great article. I recommend you reading the whole thing. It was originally published in Christianity Today (http://www.christianitytoday.com/) magazine & was reposted on CBN.com with CT's permission.
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