Agnosticism is the view or belief that the existence of God, of the divine or the supernatural, is unknown and unknowable.
AGNOSTICISM: Questioning the Existence of God
THE IMPLICATIONS OF DETERMINISM: What Controls Your Future?
Does determinism rule your life? How can we understand determinism, its implications, and God’s qualities? Wouldn’t determinism be nothing less than slander against Almighty God? Wouldn’t determinism mean that God is personally responsible for all the tragedies: sickness, pain, suffering, old age, and death?
Reconciling Science and the Bible
Does the Bible harmonize with scientific truths about the natural world? Is it accurate when it mentions matters of science? Doesn't the Bible conflict with established scientific facts, like creation vs. evolution or the age of the earth? Doesn't the Bible contain scientific impossibilities like a global flood, resurrection, and converting water into wine?
CLONING (Make an Identical Copy): Man’s Quest for Eternal Life
Cloning is not a reproductive option presently available to couples; but, someday it may be. Thus, it warrants some attention.
Science and Christianity?
Interactions between science and Christianity are often mistakenly described under the heading “Science and the Bible.” Little progress can be made, however, until one realizes that such a comparison results from a confusion of categories.
CHRISTIAN APOLOGETICS: Proving a Belief to be True, Reasonable, Necessary, and Right
Christian apologetics (Greek: ἀπολογία, “verbal defense, speech in defense”) is a branch of Christian theology that defends Christianity, the Bible, and God as true, reasonable, right, and necessary.
Presuppositional Apologetics
Presuppositional apologetics is the apologetic system that defends Christianity from the departure point of certain basic presuppositions. The apologist presupposes the truth of Christianity and then reasons from that point.
Transcendental Argument for the Truth of Christianity
The transcendental argument is used by some presuppositional apologists to demonstrate the truth of Christianity.
Moral Argument for God
Most arguments for the existence of God, such as the cosmological argument and teleological argument, are from the ancient world. The ontological argument comes from medieval times. But the moral argument has modern ancestry, emanating from the works of Immanuel Kant.
Does the Bible Support a Just War?
While the Bible doesn’t approve of war for every cause, and while it encourages peace with all persons (Rm 12:18), it nonetheless indicates that peace and justice sometimes require war (Mt 24:6). This is made clear from many considerations.