Living and Defending the Truth of Christianity

Christianity is true because it coherently explains creation, morality, Scripture, Christ, resurrection, and eternal life.

Faith, Reason, Evidence, and Christian Certainty

Christianity is true because Scripture, reason, history, creation, morality, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ converge in one coherent worldview.

Christianity explains evil through creation, rebellion, Christ’s sacrifice, judgment, resurrection, and God’s coming restoration.

Christianity is true because it alone explains creation, truth, morality, sin, Christ, resurrection, Scripture, salvation, and history.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ form the historical and theological foundation proving Christianity true.

A solid Christian worldview rests on creation, Scripture, Christ’s resurrection, objective truth, and obedient faith.

Scripture and history do not prove an unbroken line from Peter to the modern popes; true continuity is faithfulness to Christ and apostolic teaching.

Was Peter ever in Rome? Scripture and early history show that the Roman claim rests on weak evidence and cannot support papal primacy.

Matthew 16:18 does not make Peter the supreme foundation of the church; Scripture identifies Christ as the Rock and Cornerstone.

Apostasy is a willful, informed abandonment of Jehovah and Christ, and Scripture treats it as one of the gravest spiritual dangers.