Was Jesus a False Prophet?
The Bible says that if a prophet’s predictions about the future do not come true, he is not from God (Deuteronomy 13 & 18). Was Jesus a false prophet? Some say he was because his prediction about when he would return in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24 cf. Mark 13; Luke 21) turned out to…
Sin: The Debate Between Catholics and Protestants (Catholic Answers Magazine)
The first edition of Catholic Answers Magazine is featuring my article!
You Can Help Mike Licona
I am friends with Mike, Nick, and Allie and can verify this is 100% legit. I know now is a rough time for everyone, but if you have some fundage looking for a home or if you don’t need more stuff in your house this Christmas, maybe consider giving to a good cause rather than…
Now on YouTube!
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Response to Thomas Howe’s “Drowning in the Tiber” Critique of Evangelical Exodus
Introduction During my time at Southern Evangelical Seminary, Dr. Thomas Howe was the school’s intellectual heavyweight and the most popular professor (I have heard it said more than once that although students came to SES for Norman Geisler, they stayed for Tom Howe!). He is also someone I consider a friend. So it was with…
Southern Evangelical Seminary’s Disappointing Response to Evangelical Exodus
Introduction I knew that sooner or later Southern Evangelical Seminary would respond to Evangelical Exodus. While disagreement and perhaps even opposition was expected (albeit unnecessary), SES’s reaction was disappointing in numerous ways. I had hoped that a school claiming to be committed to teaching people to “think clearly, critically, and rationally while engaging people in meaningful dialogue” would have…
Speaking of God (The Problem of God Talk)
Every Advent, Christians ponder a singular event: God becoming man. This is an incredible thought—one that, on some accounts, seems completely impossible. After all, how can the infinite become finite? Christians have a similar problem when it comes to talking about God: how can finite language capture truths about an infinite God? read the rest…
Can Man Become God?
The idea that man can become God has been called “Theosis,” “Deification,” or “Divinization,” and it actually has a solid pedigree among orthodox theologians, apologists, fathers, doctors, and saints of the Church. But where did they get this idea? After all, Scripture clearly teaches that there is only one God. . . . CONTINUE AT CATHOLIC…
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