Speaker and author on apologetics, worldviews, and eschatology.
As we finish this blog series on the Christian worldview of history, let’s consider the impact of Christianity on the planet. Recently, an outspoken atheist, Penn Gillette (of the magicians Penn & Teller), was asked a question by a rabbi. The rabbi asked if the world would be a better place if 1 billion of [&hellip
As this series on history continues, let us examine the hope that all worldviews have except Christianity–we will create a perfect society. In all worldviews except biblical Christianity, humans are viewed as good (or neutral at worst) and because of this inherent goodness, a better world is in our future. But here’s the problem: where [&hellip
In the last blog we mentioned that of the five predominant worldviews in the United States, Christianity teaches that history is really His-Story, or God’s Story. History (a record of past events) is that which God has allowed to take place in His sovereignty. The main points in God’s story are the Creation, Fall of [&hellip
This month’s blogs focus on history. What do we mean by the word “history”? History is the recording of past events. When we examine competing worldviews in the United States, there are 5 basic views of history. First, Islam teaches Historical Determinism. History is determined by Allah and ultimately will be fulfilled in His vision. [&hellip
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