In the last post we looked at a quick introduction to the theory of evolution and its two “sub-categories”: micro-evolution and macro-evolution. Remember that micro-evolution states that organisms change within their species, while macro-evolution claims that organisms develop from one species to a completely different species. In this entry we’ll take a closer [...]
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Evolution: The Prosecution
Posted: July 8, 2010 in Apologetics, Creation, WorldviewTags: Cell, Christianity, Darwin, Evolution, Microbiology
Evolution: Presenting The Case
Posted: July 2, 2010 in Apologetics, Creation, WorldviewTags: Christianity, Evolution, Origin of Life
This post is the first in a four-part series on evolution. Each new post will be published within a week of the previous entry. Out of all the scientific theories introduced in the past couple of centuries, few have equaled the level of controversy and passion that the theory of evolution has prompted. [...]
Ice Cream, Arguments, and Soul-Winning
Posted: May 26, 2010 in Apologetics, The Christian LifeTags: Apologetics, Argument, Christianity, Ice Cream, Witness
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 [...]
The Apostle’s Creed
Posted: April 26, 2010 in Christian Thought, The Christian LifeTags: Apostle's Creed, Christianity, Church, God, The Church
During the early years of the Christian faith, Christians did not have a complete collection of all the gospels, epistles, and other books that make up the Bible. Different groups of Christians had access to different sources, but it took several years before a complete collection of all sixty-six books was compiled. As a result, [...]
Using Critical Thinking
Posted: March 10, 2010 in Christian Thought, The Christian LifeTags: Apologetics, Christianity, Critical Thinking, Thought, Worldview
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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 [...]
