Gary North on Christians going to College: 5 Part Message

I thought this was worthwhile.  It is important that for a blog that is concern with apologetics and worldview to tackle the subject of education as well. Gary North had some wise words to think about and paradigm in thinking about education.  Given how so much of higher education can be antithetical to the Christian [...]

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Acts 17 (Answering Muslims) ministry needs financial support to come to Southern California!

Those who are involve with or familiar with ministry to the Muslims might be familiar with David Wood and Sam Shamoun. They are going to Southern California for ministry during the 9/11 weekend. Here’s a link to where you can support them financially to make this trip possible.

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Clarkian Scripturalism and a daughter’s accident: When an epistemology comes crashing down

Among some quarters on the internet of those who advocate Gordon Clark’s variety of apologetics, the epistemology they subscribe to is Scripturalism, which is the belief that unless something is stated in Scripture (or deduce from Scripture), everything else does not constitute knowledge.  In other words, one cannot know anything unless it comes from Scripture.  [...]

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Fundamentals of the Faith: 13 Lessons to Grow in the Grace and Knowledge of Jesus Christ

This is over at Grace to You website.  The audio is based upon the 13 part (13 weeks) workbook called Fundamentals of the Faith that is used by Grace Community Church and beyond.  I’ve seen this book led people to come to know the LORD Jesus Christ! Here it is: Every Sunday morning at Grace [...]

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The Works of John Owen on PDF free!

Thanks Bryan Lopez for the heads up! From The Essential Owen Blog: The links below are PDF copies of the William H. Goold edition of The Works of John Owenoriginally published in 1850-1853 by Johnstone & Hunter. These volumes, are the same volumes that are being published and sold today by The Banner of Truth Trust. I encourage [...]

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Review: Ankerberg’s The Case for Jesus the Messiah

This might be the most I would ever talk about the format of a book in any of my reviews. This book was published in 1989 and the thing is, one can tell it was published in 1989. There were several instances while I was reading the book, that it occurred to me how much [...]

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New Testament Use of the Old Testament: Series by Michael Vlach

Dr. Michael Vlach of The Master’s Seminary, has a 20 part series on the New Testament use of the Old. What follows are the links to them. Read it and enjoy! NT Use of OT Part 1: Introduction to the Issue NT Use of OT Part 2: Seven Approaches to How the NT Uses the [...]

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Review: Ashamed of the Gospel, by John MacArthur

The first edition of this book was published in 1993, and the latest edition was published in 2010. Sometimes the benefit of a book that is warning the threat posed to Evangelical Christianity is best seen from the passage of time. From the perspective that “time will tell..” I think this book is a must [...]

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The William Lane Craig vs AC Grayling debate on the Problem of Evil

I post this for the record for those who think that William Lane Craig has never debated AC Graying.

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Discussion about Sharia Law and Anti-Sharia Law in perspective

This is from David Wood over at Answering Muslims.  I thought this hit it on the nail: The conversation would be hilarious if it weren’t so frightening. MUSLIM AMERICANS: “You non-Muslim Americans have nothing to worry about. We Muslims would never even think about imposing Sharia in the U.S.” NON-MUSLIM AMERICANS: “Well then, you wouldn’t [...]

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Introduction to Hermeneutics Complete Series by SLIMJIM: Table of Content

This year, our Friday’s  Introduction to Hermeneutics series has been completed.  The next level hermeneutics series will be on genres of the Bible.  Stay tune! Introduction to Hermeneutics Series: Session One: Introduction Introduction to Hermeneutics Series: Session Two: How Should We Study Theology? Issues of Sources and Authority Introduction to Hermeneutics Series: Session Three: Doctrine of Special Revelation [...]

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John MacArthur on Evangelical Fads

I thought this quote was so…true, whether it’s Prayer of Jabez or Purpose Driven Life. “At the start of each surge, younwould think (from the level of breathless anticipation) that the craftsmen of contextualization have finally identified something that will revolutionize just about everything. At the peak of each dad’s popularity, it will be practically [...]

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Introduction to Presuppositional Apologetics by a Dispensationalist: Dr. Reluctant

In the past on Veritas Domain, I have talked about the small and steady stream of Dispensationalists who are Presuppositional.  Paul Martin Henebury, the president of Veritas Seminary (no relations to this blog), also known as Dr. Reluctant on his blog, has a three part series introducing Presuppositional Apologetics back two years ago: Presuppositional Apologetics: [...]

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Review: Rushdoony’s The Biblical Philosophy of History

Chapter 1 was excellent! In that chapter, the author R.J. Rushdoony summarizes the biblical implication of a Christian worldview towards a philosophy of history. Rushdoony is not shy about applying His Christian belief towards the issue of the foundation of history, and bringing along his Calvinism to bear. He even discussed how God’s eternal decree [...]

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Book Review: A God of Many Understandings? Authored by Todd Miles

With the recent Evangelical discussion of Rob Bell and the issue of Emergent theology, salvation and hell, this book does make a contribution even though the book was published in 2010 and a year before the whole Bell’s “Love Wins” controversy. It would seem to me that the issue of “theology of religion” is largely [...]

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