Welcome to Holistic Apologetics!

In this post, I review Michael W. Austin's new book, "American Christian Nationalism: Neither American Nor Christian." Enjoy!

In this post, I introduce the series, "Logic Done Well," on valid forms of argumentation. Enjoy!

In this post, I list and reflect on some of the books that I've read in the past year. I recommend these books for you. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the notion of cosmic reconciliation and suggest that cosmic reconciliation has a conceptual element. Enjoy!

Can Scripture be read philosophically? Should we read it philosophically? I explore the answer via a case study in John 20:24-29. Enjoy!

In this post, I share practical insights from my wife and I about building a strong marriage in Christ together. Enjoy!

In this post, I list and discuss my favorite books that I read for the first time in 2022. Enjoy!

In this post, I introduce the Straw Man fallacy, the result of objecting to a weaker version of someone's argument. Enjoy!

In this post, I consider whether the Savior had to be born as a way of meditating on its significance. Enjoy!

In this post, I examine whether critical race theory undermines the sufficiency of Scripture. If so, should evangelicals avoid it? Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the ultimate meaning of marriage from a Christian perspective...a week before my own wedding! Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the "No True Scotsman" fallacy, which utilizes an appeal to group membership in a fallacious way. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the concept of empathy with respect to what it means to love others from a Christian perspective. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the "Tu Quoque" fallacy and how hypocrisy is, most times, irrelevant to the truth of a person's claim. Enjoy!

In this post, I conclude my discussion of interpreting history through a Christian lens by bringing together the threads of the discussion.

In this post, I discuss the "problem" of God's involvement in history and whether this apparent problem can be solved. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the notion of finding a "meaning" or "significance" to history from a Christian perspective. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss how Christians should interpret history, focusing especially on history and human nature. Enjoy!

In this post, I discuss the "post hoc, ergo propter hoc" fallacy. Translated, that's "after this, therefore because of this." Enjoy!

In this post, I conclude this series on critical theory by discussing how addressing it is part of a holistic apologetic. Enjoy