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Those who believe in an “old” earth and those who believe in a “young” earth both live in the same physical world. and behold the same rocks and the same stars, but both obviously reach drastically different conclusions about the world they live in. Why? More often than not, it boils down to our presuppositions.
Read MoreA follow-up in the discussing that started with “Who Arrested Jesus?” My interlocutor asserts that it’s far more likely that Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Galilee (ancient Zebulun), than Bethlehem of Judea.
Read MoreA skeptic asks “Who arrested Jesus? Was it Roman soldiers, temple guards or temple guards, elders and Roman soldiers?” Do you know why he asked that?
Read MoreMore often than not, debates that happen on “social” media are anything but—they typically generate more heat than light and more closely resemble a barroom brawl than a respectful exchange of ideas. With this post, I’d like to take you into the midst of an exchange I recently had on Facebook so you how to disagree without being disagreeable.
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