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Are Moral Truths An Illusion? | Cold Case Christianity
How can transcendent moral truths and personal obligations be grounded in something other than a Transcendent Personal Being?
The Power of the Gospel Doesn’t Negate the Need for Persuasion | Cold Case Christianity
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” - Romans 1:16 If you’ve investigated the New Testament, you understand how the power of the gospel message.
How “Pattern Recognition” Helps Us Demonstrate the Existence of God | Cold Case Christianity
The “echo of familiarity” demonstrated by the bacterial flagellum is one of eight attributes pointing to the existence of a Designer.
Why the Appearance of Design in Biology Is a Problem for Atheistic Naturalism | Cold Case Christianity
The appearance of design in biology is yet another evidence demonstrating the existence of an “external” Divine Designer.
Can Multiverse Theories Explain the Appearance of Fine Tuning in the Universe? | Cold Case Christianity
Efforts to employ multiverse theories to explain the appearance of fine tuning in our universe fail.
Are Moral Truths a Product of Individual Belief? | Cold Case Christianity
The best explanation for these kinds of moral truths (and obligations) is the existence of a transcendent, objective, personal moral law giver.
Would A “Loving” God Allow Anything Bad to Happen to His Creation? | Cold Case Christianity
Any effort to explain a particular act of evil must take into account an appropriate definition of “love”
Can Evolution Explain the Appearance of Design in Biology? | Cold Case Christianity
The search for evolutionary explanations from “inside the room” fails to overcome the strong inference of design in biological structures
Can We Eliminate the Problem of Free Will By Redefining It? | Cold Case Christianity
If the explanation for free will isn’t found “inside the room”, maybe it’s time to look outside.
Why Cosmic Background Radiation Demonstrates the Universe Had a Beginning | Cold Case Christianity
In 1964, two American physicists and radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, made an important discovery.
Yet Another Way the Existence of Consciousness Demonstrates the Existence of God | Cold Case Christianity
Every attempt to explain consciousness from “inside the room” of the natural universe fails
The Problem of Evil Is Often A Problem of Understanding | Cold Case Christianity
Only a Divine Being could know what good might eventually outweigh the evil we experience in our world.
Yet Another Reason to Believe Our Finite Universe Points to the Existence of God | Cold Case Christianity
All the space, time and matter sprang into existence from nothing and this moment of creation was caused by a non-spatial, a-temporal, non-material, all powerful first cause
Why the Information in Our DNA Points to the Existence of God | Cold Case Christianity
The selection process required in the creation of DNA information requires an intelligent, volitional free agent.
Why the Beginning of the Universe Cannot Be Explained from “Inside the Room” (FREE Bible Insert) | Cold Case Christianity
The beginning of the universe cannot be explained from “inside the room”.
The Inexplicable Fine-Tuning of the Foundational Forces in Our Universe | Cold Case Christianity
The appearance of fine-tuning in our universe has been observed by theists and atheists alike.
Origin of Life Conundrums Require A Divine Designer | Cold Case Christianity
Biological systems are replete with irreducibly complex conundrums, and the best explanation for this kind of complexity is intelligent interaction.
Is the Apparent Fine-Tuning of the Universe Simply An Observational Phenomenon? | Cold Case Christianity
The fine tuning of the universe is one of eight pieces of evidence best explained by a cause “outside the room” of the universe
Five Investigative Principles That Will Help You Be A Better Christian Case Maker | Cold Case Christianity
Many of the techniques and approaches we take in investigating cold-case murders can be applied to the Christian worldview
In This Day and Age, Evangelism Is Spelled: A-P-O-L-O-G-E-T-I-C-S | Cold Case Christianity
Our culture is increasingly skeptical of God’s existence and far less likely to embrace unsubstantiated claims.