Thoughts from a Sandwich

In my wanderings, I happened across this question: Are you glad that atheism is the truth? I am ambivalent. Truth just….is. Am I glad...

On September 9th, I listened to this debate [mp3 file download] between Matthew Ferguson and Nick Peters. The topic: “Based on the histo...

I’ve discussed various positions regarding when Mark’s Gospel was written. The traditional dating method (absent any internal indication or...

DoOrDoNot asked, “I'm interested in what you would do with this in light of the "die for a lie" argument. Even if Christi...

History is replete with certain well-known images—George Washington crossing the Delaware, Crusades for a Holy Grail, cities of gold, etc.—a...

Inexplicably, I have been recently been fascinated with J. Warner Wallace , bringing me to converse on Stand to Reason’s blog ). I was par...

Allusions in Culture Roger Ebert died. Famously (as you know) reviewing movies with his friend, Gene Siskel wherein each would give a mov...

I recently learned of J. Warner Wallace author of Cold-Case Christianity: A Homicide Detective Investigates the Claims of the Gospels As ...

I finally took the time to watch Expelled the Movie (thank goodness for Netflix.) I made it halfway through and found myself too bored to ...

Is scholarly Evangelical Christianity abandoning strict inerrancy? Like the young-earth creationists of old, upon the earth’s age being con...

Stumbled upon another, “Why is the church losing the young people?” article and came across this comment: Church is boring to the average ...

As most who interact with me know…I often focus more on the method one approaches a problem, rather than the problem itself. I utilize the ...

Recently I became more involved in refereeing soccer (for any readers outside America—football.) Each weekend presents 5 or 6 opportunities...

Another year; another Warrior Dash. Last year it was exciting—we had never done one, we were into running and already had a few races unde...

Some thoughts on a few situations from this past weekend. We were flying home on vacation with a connection in Denver, Colorado. Original...

We are quite familiar with the strawperson argument—claiming your opponent makes a false statement when it turns out that is not what your o...

No question the internet has provided us far greater access than we could imagine 20 or 30 years ago. Want a recipe for Prime Rib? Google ...