The Worldview Bulletin

23/08/2024

Genesis shows that our rejection of God’s rule has blighted every aspect of our lives, not least our sexuality.

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23/08/2024

The Apologetics of Hospitality: https://lttr.ai/AWLDA

By Lindsey Medenwaldt

22/08/2024

It is because Christian truth is personal that it can be, and is, also propositional.

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By Donald T. Williams

22/08/2024

Few Americans believe the Apostle’s Creed today, and many outright oppose the God of the Bible and Christian doctrine.

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19/08/2024

A Counter Catechism: What the Apostle’s Creed Denies: https://lttr.ai/AWBNr

By Douglas Groothuis

18/08/2024

Socrates asks a question that has come to be famous indeed: Do the gods love the pious because it’s pious, or is something pious because the gods love it?

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By David Baggett

17/08/2024

Scripture pictures God as a loving, faithful husband and Israel as his all too often faithless wife.

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By Rebecca McLaughlin

17/08/2024

For some critics of natural law theory, natural theology is a handmaiden to natural law and is associated with overtures to Deism.

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16/08/2024

Even if we have successfully shown that physician-assisted death is an inappropriate and unwise way to respond to suffering, our task is not complete.

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16/08/2024

Biblical theism offers a more integrated and organically connected account of human dignity.

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15/08/2024

True Beauty in its deepest form must be consistent with Truth and Goodness.

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15/08/2024

Although it was not written by the original Apostles of Jesus Christ, The Apostle’s Creed has served as a foundational document in Christian churches since the fourth century.

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14/08/2024

Unfortunately, there are overly zealous people out there who oppress others in the name of Christianity—though thankfully it’s not the norm.

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By Bobby Conway

12/08/2024

In the Old Testament, God’s everlasting love and faithfulness were central to the marriage metaphor.

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By Rebecca McLaughlin

10/08/2024

The Cosmic Significance of Marriage: https://lttr.ai/AVtSQ

By Rebecca McLaughlin

09/08/2024

Despite that Plantinga had been there, and Sloan as a fellow graduate student, it was largely a secular environment, at times at least implicitly hostile to religious faith.

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By David Baggett

08/08/2024

Despite the temptation to hold an eclectic worldview made up of irreconcilable elements, a unified and meaningful worldview is found through biblical revelation.

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By Douglas Groothuis

08/08/2024

Ever the astute student of human nature, Pascal trained his gimlet eye on the pretenses, postures, dissimulations, and hidden absurdities of everyday life.

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By Douglas Groothuis

07/08/2024

Objective certainty is usually beyond our pay grade, and subjective certainty, frankly, is notoriously unreliable; plenty of the certifiably insane claim certainty about all sorts of patent falsehoods.

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07/08/2024

Personal and Propositional: On the Christocentricity of Christian Faith
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By Donald T. Williams

06/08/2024

We know from the historical reality—as well as many other biblical texts—that Judah was not obliterated and that the “everlasting” desolation would last only seventy years of exile in Babylon.

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04/08/2024

Glad to be able to contribute another article to the C. S. Lewis Institute's Challenging Questions series. This one looks at some scientific evidence for God's existence, and some limitations we encounter with scientific "proof" of anything.

03/08/2024

Reflections on the Moral Argument, Part 2: https://lttr.ai/AVdlW

02/08/2024

As I started attending graduate school in philosophy at Wayne State University in 1994, the Euthyphro Dilemma was on my mind.

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02/08/2024

“Learn to see Christ in everything,” advised John Donne, “and then thou needst not take thine eye off of anything.”

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01/08/2024

Sound Christian theology then is also both personal and propositional: It is truth revealed by a God who cannot lie.

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01/08/2024

Reflections on the Moral Argument, Part 1
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By David Baggett

31/07/2024

Much Protestant antipathy toward natural theology and natural law are the result of imprecise definition and caricature.

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31/07/2024

The first human couple had no personal experience with the nature of mortality, and as such, they had no anxiety about death.

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30/07/2024

We shouldn't forget the immensely positive impact Christians have had upon their state and society--people like William Wilberforce, William Booth, Abraham Kuyper, and Evangelical opposition to slavery prior to the Civil War.

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By Nicholas K. Meriwether