Why I’m Still a Christian by Justin Brierley Justin Brierley, in his book Why I’m Still a Christian, unpacks his reasons for remaining a Christian after two decades of hosting conversations with skeptics of the Christian faith. Brierley avoids the pitfalls of strawmanning skeptical arguments, and instead engages with the most robust form of their […]
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Recently, I’ve been reading through Justin Brierley’s book Why I’m Still a Christian, a very good book unpacking why after two decades of hosting the radio show, Unbelievable?, Brierley still holds fast to his Christian faith. Many of the conversations he facilitated include conversations with skeptics and atheists. In his chapter title “Atheism 2.0,” Brierley
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There are a lot of big words that scare people when they hear them: philosophy, macrobiology, chemistry, metaphysics. One word that seems to catch Christians off guard is the word apologetics. In my conversations with people, I’ve come to realize that most don’t actually know what this word even means. You might connect it to
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Rachel Denhollander’s book, What is a Girl Worth?, shares her story of sexual abuse as a child and particularly as a teen at the hands of Larry Nasser, gymnastics doctor for the USA Gymnastics team. This book is a must read. Though it was hard and very painful to read at times, I realized how
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