Christian apologetic responses to atheistic relativism expose its logical, moral, and spiritual failures by affirming Scripture's objective truth.
CHRISTIAN APOLOGETIC RESPONSES Against Atheistic Relativism: A Biblical Defense of Absolute Truth
Sola Scriptura and Natural Revelation: Distinguishing Biblical Authority from Created Witnesses
Sola Scriptura affirms Scripture as supreme, while natural revelation remains general, valuable, but insufficient for salvation or doctrine.
God’s Responsibility and Ours: Divine Sovereignty, Human Accountability, and Biblical Clarity
Scripture teaches God is sovereign while holding man fully accountable. Understanding God’s responsibility and ours is essential to true Christian faith.
Debunking the Doctrines of Total Depravity, Spiritual Inability, and Autonomous Grace
The article argues against central Reformed theology tenets, asserting humans can respond to God without prior regeneration.
The Literary Qualities of the Bible: Why Only a Truly Literal Translation Can Retain the Sacred Beauty of God’s Word
The Updated American Standard Version preserves the Bible's literary beauty, emphasizing the necessity of faithful, literal translation for deeper understanding.
Textus Receptus: The History, Influence, and Limitations of the Received Text of the Greek New Testament
The Textus Receptus originated from Erasmus's work as a printed Greek New Testament, shaping Protestant translations despite significant textual limitations.
Sin: Missing the Mark of Perfection—A Biblical and Theological Analysis
The piece explores the biblical understanding of sin, its origins, consequences, and the necessity of Christ for redemption.
Did Jesus Mean He Would Return During His Disciples’ Lifetime? Understanding Matthew 16:28 in Its Context
Jesus' statement in Matthew 16:28 predicts a specific event, the Transfiguration, fulfilling His promise without implying an unfulfilled prophecy.
Reincarnation: A Biblical and Apologetic Refutation of the Doctrine of Multiple Lives
The article refutes reincarnation as contrary to biblical teachings, presenting a linear view of life, death, judgment, and salvation.
Conservative Evangelical Christianity in the 21st Century: A Defense Against Modern Liberalism
This content defends conservative evangelical Christianity against modern liberalism, emphasizing biblical authority, Christ's divinity, and salvation through faith alone.
