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Archive for April 2008

A simple approach to apologetics

A lot of lay people have been asking me what Apologetics is, so I decided to put together this very short, but detailed explanation of what Apologetics is. It’s not meant to be an easy read, but to give a detailed fly-by on the issue, hopefully encouraging people to research it themselves. What is Apologetics? … Continue reading »

Nietzsche: The most dangerous philosopher accepted into Christianity

Nietzsche is becoming more and more obscure in modern Christian conversations and for this, the Church has paid – and will continue to pay – dearly. Nietzsche taught that there is no such thing as truth that there are only interpretations, and that God is dead. He attacked Christian beliefs as nothing more than attempts … Continue reading »

Existentialism: How it has affected modern Christianity

When one thinks of the 19th Century, one often imagines the end of the Enlightenment within philosophy along with scientific positivism as the grand utopian hope for Western people; however, Existentialism finds its roots in the 19th Century as a response to the rampant rationalism that was left over from the Enlightenment. Existentialism was born … Continue reading »

The God Who Saves: A Look at Francis Schaeffer’s View of Salvation

No other theologian in the 20th century had as big an impact on conservative evangelical Christianity than Francis Schaeffer; but often his view of salvation as substitutionary and ongoing is ignored when discussing his philosophy and theology. Schaeffer believed that salvation was a past, present, and future event that Christians partook in. Though Christians were … Continue reading »

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