What is the source of objective moral values and objective moral duties? This article evaluates the claims of evolution, atheism, and naturalism and argues that the only way to speak about objective morality is through acknowledging the existence of God.

What is the meaning of life? This question can only be answered by adhering to the truth of theism. This article argues that atheism gives no answer to the purpose of life. The author points to the reality that for life to have meaning God must exist.

Does the existence of evil nullify the existence of the good and all-powerful God? This is the problem that the existence of evil poses. To answer this question this article looks at the objections raised from the intellectual and emotional side of the problem of evil. The author points to God as the solution.

What is the cause of the gender identity crisis? This article argues that the concept of self-expression can be traced to individualism. The author discusses how Christians should answer this crisis.

What is the Christian view on transgenderism? This article argues that the question of gender identity can only be answered by the truth of creation.

Was the resurrection of Jesus a historical event? This article answers this question by looking at 1 Corinthians 15 to show that it was a real historical event.

Is apologetics good? This article gives seven reasons why the discipline is good.

Did evolution and naturalism explain away the uniqueness of man? This article looks at the physical and social evidence that explain the uniqueness of man in order to argue that it is the biblical story that explains the truth about man, as distinct from animals since man is created in the image of God.

What is apologetics? This article gives an introduction to apologetics by looking at its origin and purpose, as well as approaches to it, and then answers some objections to apologetics.

Are the mass killings recorded in the Old Testament to be deemed as genocide or massacre? Does their reality suggest that the OT God is a bloodthirsty God and thus different than the NT God? The mass killings attest to the reality of God's judgment of sin, and call us to repentance.

If apologetics is the discipline that deals with a rational defence of the Christian faith, then Christians must engage in it. For as the article explains, God commands it, the world needs it, and reason demands it. The article also answers objections to apologetics.

Christianity stands or falls with Christ. This is so because of the uniqueness of Christ, in his nature, character, and teaching.

What should be the dating of the New Testament? This article looks at the book of Luke, Acts, 1 Corinthians, and some external evidence to demonstrate that the dating of the New Testament should be early.

Does it matter if Adam and Eve were historical or not? This article argues for the theological necessity of the historical Adam.

Is it a sin to be certain of Jesus? This article looks at the so-called sin of certainty, and explains that while it is not a virtue when attached to extremism and fundamentalism, it is not a sin to be certain of Jesus.

Is Jesus God? The Watchtower claims that Jesus is not God and that this is what the early church fathers taught also. This article examines the teaching of Ignatius, Polycarp, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Clement of Alexandria, Tertullian, Hippolytus, and Origen to show that they believed the deity of Christ.

In apologetics, it is important to show how Christ fits within the unfolding story of salvation from creation to new creation. This article gives an overview of the story from creation to the new creation, and explains how this story puts into perspective issues such as the reliability of the Bible, suffering, and pluralism.

Is the claim of the historical Jesus real? While we have enough proof in the Bible about Jesus, this article looks at external evidence to show the historicity of Jesus. The article looks at the claims of Tacitus, Pliny, Josephus, and the Babylonian Talmud.

Do all religions lead to God? If Jesus is not the only way then Christians should stop evangelizing. However, the truth is that Jesus is the only way. This article discusses three things that distinguish Christianity from other religions, making it the only way to God.

Is the Bible full of errors? This question is raised to object to the authority of Scripture. This article looks at four claims regarding errors in the Bible: errors of fact, errors of verbal transmission, errors of written transmission, and contradictions.

Should we believe in biblical miracles? Were they real? This article evaluates how deism and naturalism impacted the belief in miracles. It looks at the objections given for miracles. The article argues that at the heart of biblical miracles is the resurrection of Christ.

How should Christians vote? This article argues that Christians as citizens have the obligation to vote. It gives four common misconceptions, and discusses the need for assessing the stances of parties.

How do we know that we know? Amidst different ways of knowing, this article looks at intuition knowledge and how it points people to the reality that life has a purpose and goal.

How can Christians counter the sexual revolution shaping the culture? One has to realize that sexual revolution spreads through a story, so Christians can counter it by telling another story that points to true freedom, equality, and celebration of sex. This article explains that story.

Is the hallucination theory enough to explain the resurrection of Jesus? This article examines the claims of this theory and gives twenty reasons why it fails to explain the resurrection.

Are the Gospel accounts reliable? Do they record historical events? This article looks at nine perspectives on the reliability of the Gospels.

Biblical sexuality is the true answer to the raunch culture, because sex, in God's design, is never mechanical.

Hell speaks about the reality of God's holiness and justice. Understanding the logic of hell, we are enabled to grasp the immensity of God's love. This has two implications for the church.

What is it that hinders Christians from engaging in apologetics? This article identifies six reasons that hinder Christians from witnessing.

Does reincarnation serve and bring hope and justice? This article evaluates the claim that karma brings justice. It argues that true justice can only be found in Christ.

If truth is what corresponds to reality, what should be the Christian answer to the claims of postmodernism, relativism, and pragmatism?

Does science need God? The article suggests that the answer is yes and no.

Does science have limits? This article argues that science provides us with natural explanations for natural things. Understanding this will help in seeing the limits of science.

Christians will be called to defend the faith. How do you defend your faith in public? How can you engage in evangelism? This article explains the temptations facing Christians when it comes to defending their faith, the reason for this defense, and the manner of defending the faith on the basis of 1 Peter 3:15.

Is Christianity a self-made religion? Is the idea of God a psychological crutch? This article examines the claims of atheism to shows that Christianity is not a psychological clutch.

If economics is the study of resource allocation, how should Christians approach this study? This article explains the challenges and benefits of studying economics as Christian.

Is atheism a belief system or not? Atheism makes a positive claim about its belief, and therefore it cannot be a non-belief. This article offers five characteristics of every belief system that proves atheism to be such.

Is there a Christian view of politics? This article looks at politics from a theological and biblical perspective, and how it relates to Christ.

Has science eliminated God? Richard Dawkins' claim is that science has made belief in God unnecessary, and atheism a rational conclusion. This article evaluates five of his claims and shows that his arguments cannot stand ground.

Is faith irrational and is science the only explanation of reality? To answer this question one must understand the limits of science, which this article explains.

In talking about religious pluralism one must learn to distinguish between pluralism as a fact of life and as ideology. This article considers how Christians should view the claims of pluralism?

This article evaluates the claims of Ludwig Feuerbach and Sigmund Freud, who both claimed that God is a reflection of human desires.

Does suffering prove that Christianity is logically incoherent? If God is omnipotent, omniscient, and completely good, why is there evil? Does the existence of suffering mean that God is either powerless or not good? This article tackles these questions.

Is it true that calling Jesus both God and man is logically contradictory? What will we lose if Jesus is not divine? This article looks at the divinity of Jesus and his incarnation. It shows why both the humanity of Christ and the divinity of Christ are essential to Christianity.

Can the practice of medicine be morally neutral? This article argues that the claim of secular neutrality is a myth. It does this by showing that the practice of medicine cannot be morally neutral, based on its history of development, the impact of a worldview, and the need for medical ethics.

Did Jesus think he was God? Jesus made both implicit and explicit claims to his divinity. This article explains that the divinity of Jesus is something that is clear from his claims, and it also discusses why this is important for Christianity, for salvation rests with the person of Christ.