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Are Moral Truths Human-Specific Biological Facts? | Cold Case Christianity
The best, most reasonable explanation for transcendent moral truth is the existence of a transcendent moral truth-giver: God.
Is A Divine “Intelligent Designer” Just a “God of the Gaps”? | Cold Case Christianity
In my book, God’s Crime Scene: A Homicide Detective Examines the Evidence for a Divinely Created Universe, I make a comprehensive case for the involvement of a Divine, Intelligent Designer based on eight attributes of design seen in biological organisms.
Do Neurological Studies Prove Free Agency Is An Illusion? | Cold Case Christianity
Libet and Haynes work fails to demonstrate our physical brains are really in charge and our conscious decisions are only illusory.
Christianity Promotes Rational (and Evidential) Exploration | Cold Case Christianity
he pages of Scripture support the notion of “reasonable faith”.
Why We Know Our Universe, And Everything In It, Had A Beginning (Free Bible Insert) | Cold Case Christianity
We have good reason to believe our universe had a beginning, and this inference is established by a cumulative, diverse evidential case
If “Faith” Involves Making An Inference From Evidence, Why Do We Call It “Faith”? | Cold Case Christianity
Biblical “faith” is was more akin to “trusting the best inference from the evidence” than “believing something that lacks supporting evidence”.
Now More Than Ever, It’s Time for the Church to Be a Thermostat | Cold Case Christianity
Christ followers are called to be uncompromising change agents.
How to Handle Your Doubt When Times Get Tough | Cold Case Christianity
Learn the evidence now so you can lean on the evidence later.
Why the Case for Christianity Is More Important Than Ever | Cold Case Christianity
Much has been written and discussed about the Public Religion Research Institute poll, Religious Change in America. According to the poll, "Around one-quarter of Americans (26%) identify as religiously unaffiliated in 2023, a 5 percentage point increase from 21% in 2013.
Why We Should Expect Witnesses to Disagree | Cold Case Christianity
Witnesses who fail to agree on every detail, raise as many questions as they answer and are inaccurate in some detail of the event can still be reliable.
Can A Witness Be Trusted If He Can’t Be Cross-Examined? | Cold Case Christianity
If we reject any claim about the past for which we don’t have a living “cross-examinable” eyewitness, we had better be ready to jettison all of history
It’s Better to Be Respected Than Liked | Cold Case Christianity
Popularity is often simply a reflection of our willingness to compromise.
Two Things Nearly Everyone Believes About the Universe | Cold Case Christianity
Nearly everyone investigating the nature of the universe accepts the Standard Cosmological Model
It’s Time To Train In MMA: Mixed Martial Apologetics | Cold Case Christianity
I think it’s time for us to see the value in cross-training and utilizing a “Mixed Martial Apologetics” approach to Christian Case Making.
Feel Free to Use A Commentary When Reading Your Bible | Cold Case Christianity
Study guides and commentaries are not only reasonable resources, they are responsible resources.
The Extraordinary Nature of Murder and the Evidence for God | Cold Case Christianity
It’s reasonable to build a case for an extraordinary claim (the existence of God) with rather ordinary circumstantial evidence.
What We Mean When We Say, “God Created Everything From Nothing” | Cold Case Christianity
The Christian worldview provides an explanation for the cosmological singularity described by the Big Bang
When It Comes to the Meaning of Life, the Question is Not “What”, But “Why” | Cold Case Christianity
The more important questions do not begin with “what”.
Does the Cumulative Case for Design Point to a Divine Designer? | Cold Case Christianity
Much has been written about the evidence for design in biological organisms. In fact, the appearance of design is largely uncontroversial.
Can Naturalism Account for Human Dignity and Value? | Cold Case Christianity
Can we explain these obligations by staying “inside the room”?