Don’t Steal My Puzzle Pieces!
My wife is awesome! In addition to everything she does around the house (which is way more than I do), she also has a part time job, plus she watches two little kids–Sterlin, 6 and Makayla, 4–a few days a Read More …
Tag: apologetics
Objective Good and Human Flourishing
I listen to several different Christian apologetics podcasts on a regular basis. Some of my favorites are those that feature (or discuss) debates between Christian theist and atheists. I think these types of interactions are usually very interesting, informative, and Read More …
The hamster that was not to be: A Thought Exercise
Here’s a thought exercise for us to try. Picture the universe a billion years ago. Estimates are it is about 13.5 billion years ago, so it would be fairly well established by this time. Let us suppose a small, earth-like Read More …
Does your world-view work?
It’s been a while since my last blog post. Between work, school (working on a second master’s degree in cyber security), and just “life” in general, I haven’t been that motivated to post anything as of late. I do need to get Read More …
A Critique of the Critics – God’s Not Dead 2
I just got home from a “date night” with my wife and daughter. We went to see Gods Not Dead 2 (and have dinner afterwards). I had a blast, and thoroughly enjoyed spending time with the two ladies in my Read More …
There’s no double dribble in lacrosse!
For the past 8 plus years, I’ve been a men’s lacrosse official. (Sorry ladies, girls/women’s lacrosse is too confusing!) I’ve officiated at the youth, high school, and college level, and I even had the opportunity to officiate two Georgia state Read More …
The Reliability of the Christmas Story
The Christmas Eve service at our church was awesome! The music, the performances, the lights, and the sermon were all excellent. Everyone who was involved in each of the four services we had did his or her upmost for the Read More …
Apologetics in Action
This past Sunday, I had an amazing experience of “apologetics in action.” About a month ago, the pastor at our church announced he was having a “Seeker’s Class.” He said that if anyone who wasn’t a Christian, or any Christians Read More …
But it’s a cool website!
Recently, I was checking my email and was reading a daily email from one of my favorite websites, TownHall.com. In the email, I noticed an odd banner ad. “I gotta see what this is all about,” I thought as I clicked Read More …
Lord, Liar, or Lunatic?
One of the challenges that Christians often hear is we are “intolerant” in our belief that Jesus is the only way to salvation. Non-Christians will often ask, “So, do you believe I’m going to hell if I don’t believe in Read More …