Sunday Morning Quote: former atheist, Antony Flew
"It now seems to me that the findings of more than fifty years of DNA research have provided materials for a new and enormously powerful argument to design." Antony Flew (Professor of Philosophy, former atheist, author, and debater), Atheist Becomes Theist: Exclusive Interview with Former Atheist Antony Flew at Biola University (PDF version). See also the following link at "One Flew Over the

Squanto--God's Special Indian a Thanksgiving Story
Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving! I was thinking about a special posting for this Thanksgiving holiday which we celebrate in the USA (for all our readers overseas). Here is a neat article that I found online about the Pilgrims' encounter with an Indian brave named Squanto."Sailors poured onto the rocky beach as their small craft landed. Nearby cliffs echoed with a shout: "Grab that short one

Monday Morning Definition: Existentialism
Existentialism: Cluster of philosophies popular after World War 2 that stressed human existence is constituted by the choices people make. Existentialists had no agreed-upon body of beliefs but tended to stress the freedom, precariousness and even absurdity of the human situation, along with the responsibility of the individual to define themselves through action. Though existentialism was

Sunday Morning Quote: Ron Nash
"It is helpful to distinguish between negative and positive apologetics. In negative apologetics, the major objective is producing answers to challenges to religious faith. The proper tack of negative apologetics is removing obstacles to belief... In negative apologetics, the apologist is playing defense. In positive apologetics, the apologist begins to play offense. It is one thing to show (or

Monday Morning Definition: Postmodernism
Postmodernism - The term used to designate a loosely connected set of trends and perspectives in various cultural and academic fields that have in common only a perceived opposition to modernity[1]. In philosophy, postmodernism is characterized by a suspicion of "metanarratives," an emphasis on the uncertain character of human knowing and a tendency to analyze various intellectual claims,