C.S. Lewis, Roman Catholicism, and Bad Apologetics
After giving his talk, the venerable old Dominican friar came and sat near me, sipped his beer, and began to ask me questions about myself. Before long, it became clear...
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How Should We Do Apologetics?
Throughout my life I’ve been simultaneously fascinated and repulsed by apologetics. As a teenager I wanted to help people (including myself) who had sincere questions...
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Is ‘Suffering’ Still the Greatest Objection to Christianity?
I want to suggest that over the last few decades there has been a slow decline in objections to Christianity taking the form: “How could an all-powerful, loving God...
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Does Ethics Need God? Hell, Monsters, and Nihilism in William Lane Craig’s Apologetics
This is the second guest post written by Michael, friend of Many Horizons. His first post can be found here. The question of whether morality depends on belief in God...
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I am not ashamed of the Gospel
This is a guest post written by Paul Westerholm, friend of Many Horizons. “I am not ashamed of the Gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who...
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