Category Archives: Apologetics
“If you believed in Jesus, you wouldn’t be so good” by Flannery O’Connor
“‘For myself,’ she continued, ‘I don’t have that streak. I believe that what’s right today is wrong tomorrow and that the time to enjoy yourself is now, so long as you let others do the same. I’m as good, Mr. … Continue reading
“Enjoy the gospel and then contend for it” by John Owen
“What am I the better if I can dispute that Christ is God, but have no sense of sweetness in my heart from hence that He is a God in covenant with my soul? What will it avail me to … Continue reading
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“The battle is His” by K. Scott Oliphant
“Since Christ is Lord, and the battle is His, we must always be ready to contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints. We must use the weapons, not of this world, but of the Lord. We … Continue reading
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“The entire Bible is an apologetic” by K. Scott Oliphant
“In one sense, the entire Bible is an apologetic. It is given as God’s word. It comes to us as truth to tell us who God is and what he requires of us. Most of it comes into a ‘hostile’ … Continue reading
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“The Savior from the sin of autonomy” by Cornelius Van Til
“Dear Dr. Howe: You are certainly right in saying that I did not, in the discussion among Mr. White, Mr. Grey, and Mr. Black, make any sharp distinction between witnessing to and defending the Christian faith. I am not convinced … Continue reading
“Who are we?” by Justin Martyr (A.D. 110-165)
“We follow the only unbegotten God through His Son—we who formerly delighted in fornication, but now embrace chastity alone; we who formerly used magical arts, dedicate ourselves to the good and unbegotten God; we who valued above all things the … Continue reading
“All fact and no meaning” by C.S. Lewis
“You will have noticed that most dogs cannot understand pointing. You point to a bit of food on the floor; the dog, instead of looking at the floor, sniffs at your finger. A finger is a finger to him, and … Continue reading
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