This article discusses how religion is good for society: it encourages morality, good health, productivity, and compassion, and protects political freedom.

The different accounts from the Gospels on the resurrection of Christ are not contradictory. Their differences, rather, prove that the resurrection was a historical fact. The article expands on this.

This article considers what kind of impact the resurrection of Christ has for believers. It impacts our past, present, and future.

This article shows that evolution remains a theory without scientific proof.

The effort to reconcile evolution and the creation story as recorded in Genesis 1-2 cannot work. The reason is that Genesis records history, and there is enough evidence to conclude that it is not poetry. The article considers the evidence.

In a court there are five crucial principles used to test the credibility of a witness. Does the witness of the Gospels and Paul about the resurrection measure up? This article shows that the witnesses of the resurrection of Christ are credible, faithful, and true.

True science and Christian faith have often been allies in history instead of at odds with one another. This article shows how scientists in history were motivated by faith in God and aimed to understand his creation for his glory.

Idolatry is a question of lordship. This article shows that idolatry is a heart problem as well as a social problem. Thus, it is an important and serious subject in the Bible.