There seems to be four primary challenges to the Christian faith from atheistic scientists. Religious Belief is not Scientific First, why should we believe that if something is not scientific that it is not true or not meaningful? Are historical truths meaningless? What about moral truths, such as “murder is wrong”? Science also has to … More Scientific Challenges to Faith
The problem of evil is one of the most common objections to the Christian faith. Let’s take a look at how Stephen Fry expresses it in the video below: The problem of evil is powerful because it is common. We all experience pain and suffering so we can relate. Even if we don’t experience the … More Problem of Evil
Stephen Meyer of the discover institute has looked at the cell and found that it contains a remarkable amount of information, which Meyers defines as “specified complexity”. Proteins, for example, are complex because of how many different parts they have in a very particular order and this complexity is “specified” because it allows the protein to perform … More Argument from the Origin of Life
Gary Habermas has a great approach to the resurrection. Rather than fighting the battle on all fronts, he focuses on three basic facts accepted by the majority of New Testament scholars. These three facts are the empty tomb, the reports of post-mortem appearances, and the disciples’ sincere faith. We’re going to infer the resurrection from … More The Resurrection Best Explains the Available Evidence
There is no such thing as a free lunch, or a free universe. One of the biggest problems for atheists is that the universe had a beginning. … More The Big Bang is a Big Problem for Atheism
