The Differences Are Worth Debating

“The differences between religions are worth debating. Theology has consequences: It shapes lives, families, nations, cultures, wars; it can change people, save them from themselves, and sometimes warp or even destroy them. If we tiptoe politely around this reality, then we betray every teacher, guru and philosopher—including Jesus of Nazareth and the Buddha both—who ever sought to resolve the most human of all problems: How then should we live?”–Ross Douthat

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How to Test a Worldview in 3 Easy Steps

There are so many different worldviews and belief systems out there…how can we make a wise choice? In this video, I share 3 tests you can apply to any worldview.

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I’d love to hear what you think. For you, what is the most compelling thing about the Christian worldview?

Is Intelligent Design Science?

In this helpful video, Dr. Stephen Meyer explains the nature of science and then unpacks the definition of intelligent design. There is a lot of confusion about this point and I hope you find this video helpful. You can find out more about Dr. Meyer’s excellent book here.

If you are new to this whole discussion about Science, Evolution, and Intelligent Design and would like an accesible introduction, this is one of the best places to start:

I’ve found the empirical evidence for ID to be impressive and I think it poses a legitimate challenge to Darwinian Evolution. What questions do you have about intelligent design and evolution? Ask them here and we will discuss them in future posts. Have you found this blog helpful? You can have it delivered right to your inbox by signing up here.

What is Courage?

The day before he fell ill, Chuck Colson recorded this important video about the virtue of courage:


“Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.”–1 Cor. 15:58

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