Marlon De Blasio and Chris L. Firestone

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  Mar 28, 2024

  Has denying the Christian God become intellectually disordered?

  Criticism of the Christian faith often contains sarcasm, ridicule, disordered rhetoric and lacks genuine openness to discovering the Truth.

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  Mar 20, 2024

  An ironic question: Who created God?

  Skeptics often ask, who created God? A similar question is, who designed the Designer? There is irony in these questions.

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  Feb 21, 2024

  Finding intellectual fulfillment: Christian faith vs. atheism

  I am convinced that personally knowing God achieves intellectual fulfillment, whereas atheism is intellectually trapped.

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  Feb 1, 2024

  Should it matter if the Christian faith isn’t ‘cool’?

  There is one incontrovertible fact that the sooner it’s realized the better for Christians: the world will never, ever perceive the Gospel as cool.

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  Jan 16, 2024

  Human origins, competing explanations and the rule of logic

  Where did we come from? It’s the most fascinating question. The correct answer will define human beings.

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  Dec 9, 2023

  Allow the Christmas story to change you

  Christmas is a reminder of how humanity can experience grace and establish a special relationship with God.

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  Dec 5, 2023

  Can anything ever replace the Gospel?

  What exactly is the Good News? It’s not complicated at all.

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  Nov 11, 2023

  In Evangelical thought, is Jordan Peterson a Worldly Wiseman?

  With 7.5 million YouTube subscribers and over 600 million views, he is a bona fide influencer establishing a subculture of searching followers.

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  Oct 27, 2023

  The sexualization of culture: A Christian perspective

  What should always be concerning is when the voice of democratic and civil people is not heard. Austrian–British philosopher Karl Popper commented well when he said, “In order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must be intolerant of intolerance.”

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  Oct 3, 2023

  5 questions preachers should ask themselves

  Mainstream culture has purposed to make preachers feel embarrassed of their message. It’s not time to dilute messages in order to please cultural thought. It’s time for devout preachers to double down on their biblical convictions.