Acquiring Truth

07/03/2026

04/09/2026

Christian apologetics focuses on rationally justifying the Christian faith and refuting objections raised against it. It attempts to build a bridge between faith and reason, strengthening the case for Christianity and rebutting the case against it. Apologetics plays a crucial role in today's modern religious landscape by addressing contemporary challenges from the scientific viewpoint. For example, William Lane Craig, with doctorates in philosophy and theology, is best known for his work on the Kalam Cosmological Argument and debates on the existence of God. On his website: reasonablefaith.org, Dr. Craig provides us with his answer to the question on the existence of God below.

QUESTION: “God never begins to exist, but has only existed for a finite amount of time in the sense that time only began 14 billion years ago. In the same way, the universe could have had a timeless part that gave way to the physical reality in which we see.”

ANSWER: This is the hypothesis of a quiescent universe. In order for the universe to exist timelessly, it would have to exist absolutely changelessly. But that is impossible for any physical reality. Nothing can reach a temperature of absolute zero, for there will always be atomic and molecular motion."

03/18/2026

Quantum...is it just another language to describe God's creation? Colossians 1:17 notes: “He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together.” While quantum physics looks at the behavior of subatomic particles, believers recognize God as the underlying cause and sustainer of every law and interaction. [bible hub]

01/21/2026

Does "truth" stand outside of "faith"? What are your thoughts?

12/30/2025

We have now entered the season of Christmas. What was predicted and promised through the Prophets, God has delivered upon. He has kept His word.

He has in fact, appeared to all creation... yet laid in a manger out of sight until the fullness of time should come.

Tell me, how can He be fully God and Fully man? Why would He bother?