Category Archives: Apologetics

I don’t remember exactly how – some random combination of link clicking as I surfed the blogosphere I’m sure – but I found a pretty spiffy looking apologetics website run by a confessional Lutheran last night.  I’ve only had the … Continue reading →

Christianity bases a significant amount of its doctrine and practices on the writings of St. Paul (his epistles) – a man who claimed to have received divine revelation straight from Jesus Himself. Here’s the thing: Mormonism bases a significant amount … Continue reading →

Several months ago I came across the blog of one Matthew Fenn, a former Jehovah’s Witness who is now a Reformed Christian.  I don’t know why I haven’t before, but I’m linking to his site in my sidebar (and here) … Continue reading →

I give up trying to figure out a better way to word the previous post (if there is one), so maybe a picture will do it? We do not have a religion because we reject a specific god – rather, … Continue reading →

I ran into a cartoon today that I thought would make for a good teaching moment.  See for yourself, my comments follow. You will often hear Christians talk about how atheism is a religion, just like any other system of … Continue reading →

Just wanted to throw out a quick opinion – hopefully I will get the chance to add to this post tomorrow… The RC position of making the teachings of the Church and the decisions of the Councils the standard by … Continue reading →

As a medical professional, I spend a good portion of my time at work with research journals, which I read to improve my ability to care for my patients using the latest evidence-based practices.  Personally, I tend to give most … Continue reading →