When kept under Scripture’s authority, science can deepen our faith by revealing the order, beauty, and reliability of the world Jehovah created.
Scholasticism and the Influence of Thomas Aquinas
Thomas Aquinas shaped Scholasticism by harmonizing faith and reason through Aristotelian philosophy, profoundly influencing Christian theology.
Custom and Reason In Christian Faith
Christian faith rests not on custom, but on reasoned conviction grounded in divine revelation, testimony, and historical evidence.
Philosophical Apologetics: Rational Foundations for Christian Truth
Philosophical apologetics argues for Christianity using logic and reason, defending God’s existence and the coherence of faith.
Rationalism and the Bible: A Scriptural and Apologetic Response to Human Reason as Ultimate Authority
Rationalism emphasizes reason for knowledge, conflicting with biblical authority, which insists Scripture must guide and govern human understanding.
The Omnipotence of God and the Alleged Contradiction: A Biblical and Philosophical Defense
The article defends divine omnipotence, clarifying that God's power aligns with His nature and logical coherence, dismissing common contradictions.
How Does Biblical Faith Respond to the Great Questions of Being and Reality?
Metaphysics explores the nature of reality, contrasting materialism with biblical theism, emphasizing a transcendent Creator and moral purpose.
Examining David Hume’s (1711–1776) Approach to Knowledge
David Hume's skepticism challenges Christian beliefs, questioning miracles and God's existence, yet contradictions in his philosophy persist against biblical perspectives.
How Can Faith and Reason Work Together?
The relationship between faith and reason is explored, emphasizing their harmony and the necessity of divine revelation for genuine faith.
How Do We Attain True Knowledge in Christian Apologetics?
God’s Word lays the groundwork for grasping His truth. See how faith blends with reason to empower believers facing today’s doubts.

