The historical conflict goes by a number of names: the Great War, the War to End All Wars, and later, World War I (1914–1918). Though World War… read more

As someone who calls himself a “historic Christian,” I am very interested in learning as much as I can about the person of Jesus Christ.… read more

How do Christians live out their faith in an age often critical of their distinctive beliefs and values? And how can they successfully communicate… read more

If you’re like me, you appreciate learning about and living by the wisdom of others. Many Christians, past and present, serve as examples for… read more

Anybody who has heard my podcast, listened to my theological lectures, reviewed my Reflections blog, or read my books will know that I have a special… read more

Let me introduce you to the latest influential thinker in my ongoing social media segment, #FridayPhilosophy. Contemporary philosopher Peter Kreeft… read more

The great Yale church historian Jaroslav Pelikan once called the Roman Catholic Church ʺthe most formidable religious institution in the history of… read more

At once mysterious and compelling, the question of how human beings obtain salvation and whether they can lose it has preoccupied Christians of all… read more

We can all benefit from succinct, well-stated insights from people who have thought through theological ideas. I like to draw attention to these… read more

How important is reading in becoming an educated, wise, and thoughtful person? Many educators identify reading as the foundational discipline to all… read more

Only human beings read. The act of reading involves blending the sounds of letters to form words that symbolize ideas, objects, or entities (abstract… read more

You may be familiar with my Facebook and Twitter pages, where I have a weekly segment called #ThursdayTheology. There I provide short, substantive… read more

Modern science has dramatically changed the world for the better. All of us have benefitted from medical and technological advances. Because of that… read more

Frenchman Blaise Pascal (1623–1662) was one of the founding fathers of the scientific revolution in the seventeenth century. A true Renaissance… read more

If you follow me on Facebook and Twitter you know I have a weekly segment called Thursday Theology. I like to introduce people to important Christian… read more

Some of Western civilization’s greatest works of art are housed in the Vatican Museums. Museum benefactors say that part of their mission is to… read more

If you have followed me on social media for a while, you know that I have a weekly segment called Thursday Theology, where I provide quotes from… read more

Christians correctly assume that apologetics impacts conversion. That’s why many Christian ministries, organizations, and individuals who are… read more