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Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
God’s sovereignty means His absolute right to rule over all creation. The Bible affirms this from Genesis to Revelation through both doctrine and history.
Acts 17 is often cited in support of Natural Theology, but a contextual analysis reveals Paul’s message depends entirely on divine revelation, not human reason.
Apologetics uses philosophy to defend biblical truth. When rightly used, philosophy serves Scripture, not the reverse.
Proving the gospel means showing its truth through Scripture, history, and reason. The gospel is not opinion—it is reality grounded in evidence.
A rational and biblical analysis of the ontological argument, examining God's necessary being from Scripture and sound philosophical reasoning.
Teaching error affects more than the teacher—it misleads others. Scripture warns apologists to handle God’s Word with precision and fear.
Scripture teaches God is sovereign while holding man fully accountable. Understanding God’s responsibility and ours is essential to true Christian faith.
The epistemological argument proves that knowledge, logic, and truth are only possible if the God of the Bible exists.
The moral argument reveals God as the only foundation for objective moral values and duties, showing that morality cannot exist apart from His existence.
Atheism and agnosticism are not neutral worldviews but moral rebellions against God's revealed truth in creation and conscience.
