Posts Tagged ‘Apologetics’

Buddhism was founded in the sixth century B.C. by Siddhartha Gautama, an Indian prince.  According to tradition, Gautama was sheltered from the outside world by his protective father, living the early part of his life in comfort and ease.  However, one day he ventured outside the palace and encountered numerous elements of suffering — sickness, [...]

Many people today would claim that all religions are basically the same; that while they have their differences, all will eventually lead to the same place.  These folks would likely consider one’s religion to be of no more consequence than their favorite soda or sports team.  In the secularized society we live in today, religion [...]

Is there a particular dessert that you find absolutely mouthwatering?  One of those sweet-tooth satisfying dishes that makes a four-course meal look like a garnish?  All kinds of desserts come to my mind right now, but one in particular seems to stand out.  I really like mint chocolate chip ice cream.  Whenever I realize that [...]

Gyms are interesting places.  The equipment is interesting, the variety of people — and their workout routines — are interesting, and the music is interesting.  I’ve used my share of the equipment, I’ve observed several very unique workout regimens, but I’ve only recently thought very seriously about the music.  Most gyms play guitar-induced rock anthems [...]

This post is the second in a series on the reliability of the Bible. Follow this link to read the previous entry. Internal Consistency  The internal consistency and unity of the Bible is truly an amazing testimony to its divine authorship.  The forty men that God inspired in writing the Scriptures came from several different [...]