Apologetics

3 Things I’ve Learned from Blaise Pascal

August 8, 2023

I’ve been reading and reflecting on philosopher Blaise Pascal’s extraordinary book Pensées (pronounced in French “Pon-SAYZ” and roughly translated as “Thoughts”) for a long time. Yet Pensées is really...

People

by Kenneth Samples Read

How to Become a Christian Apologist

August 16, 2018

Do you enjoy apologetics? Have you ever wondered how you can become a professional Christian apologist? Here are four practical recommendations to help guide...

Theology

by Krista Bontrager Read

Women in Apologetics on the Rise

June 18, 2018

Last November, while working for Reasons to Believe (RTB) at the annual meetings for the Evangelical Theological Society, I met Rachel Shockey from Women...

Theology

by Krista Bontrager Read

How Do I Respond When Others Are Curious about My Faith as a Scientist?

January 18, 2018

A few weeks ago I had the privilege of interacting with apologists from the RZIM (Ravi Zacharias International Ministries) Connect online community in a...

Logic & Reason

by Anjeanette Roberts Read

Too Little Knowledge or Infinite Potential for Discovery?

August 30, 2017

Even the brightest, like a Hawking, an Einstein, or a Ross only knows a fraction of what can be known. Do we corporately even...

Theology

by Anjeanette Roberts Read

Q&A

March 1, 2017

How can we know the Bible is a revelation from God and that other holy books are not from him?

Theology

by Reasons To Believe Read

Running the Race with Endurance

January 1, 2014

In keeping with the tradition of providing new reasons to believe in the God of the Bible, Dr. Ross suggests that emerging human gut...

Theology

by Krista Bontrager Read