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Debating With Atheistic Evolutionist
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Greetings,I am new to this site, but it looks like just the thing I've been looking for.I write an article for the Examiner (online) and oftentimes I find myself engaging in debate with…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Adam J. Benton Apr 12, 2011.
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Robert Driskell commented on Jennifer O. White's group 'Book Reviewers for New Leaf Publishing Group'Robert Driskell posted a blog postBook Review: Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions 2
Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions, Volume 2 by Tim Chaffey, Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge is the second installment from the Answers in Genesis team dealing with supposed contradictions in the Bible. Forty supposed biblical contradictions are dealt with in this volume. Many times, Christians are stopped cold in their attempts to share the biblical message when someone accuses the Bible of containing contradictions. The Christian must be prepared to defend the Word of God against such…See More
Robert Driskell commented on Jennifer O. White's group 'Book Reviewers for New Leaf Publishing Group'"Greetings Group,
Just posted my review of Meet the Skeptic on Amazon.com, Christian Book Distributors.com, the Oklahoma City Biblical Examiner, Barnes and Noble.com, and Creation Conversations.com.
Thoroughly enjoyed the book.
Yours in Christ,
Robert"
Robert Driskell posted a blog postBook Review: Meet the Skeptic
Meet the Skeptic is a book written by Bill Foster, published by Master Books, aimed at helping Christians better know the unbeliever and be better equipped to engage them in dialogue and discussion. The book is well written, informative, and never exhibits a condescending attitude toward those who do not believe as the author believes. Right off the bat, Mr. Foster gives us some wise and practical advice. He tells us that it will not get us very far, when discussing with a skeptic, if we…See More
Robert Driskell commented on Jennifer O. White's group 'Book Reviewers for New Leaf Publishing Group'"I have received the books (Meet the Skeptics, Demolishing Contradictions) for review that I requested. Thank you kindly. Will post my reviews shortly.
Yours in Christ,
Robert"
Robert Driskell commented on Dustin Crider's group 'Presuppositional Apologetics'"Thank you all for your responses. I will check out those websites Shane.
Justin, you mention "Butler and Clark" in your response. Might I ask to whom you are referring? I appreciate all the help in this.
Yours in Christ,
Robert"
Robert Driskell joined Rev. Joseph Doey's group
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Do you have questions? The bible has answers. Feel free to "Ask the Pastor", I will attempt to answer all your questions from the bible.
Robert Driskell commented on Allen J Dunckley's group 'Arguing with Atheistic Evolutionists'"Greetings one and all,
Just wanted to post about a series of books I just ran across dealing with evolution and creation. They come from a young earth perspective. The author is affiliatied with the Answers in Genesis group.
The books…"
Robert Driskell commented on Jennifer O. White's group 'Book Reviewers for New Leaf Publishing Group'"Hi All,
I'm waiting on a couple that I ordered quite a while ago. Not sure what's going on, but figure I'll just leave it in God's hands (I mean, after I post a comment, that is...ha...ha...ha).
Yours in Christ,
Robert"
Robert Driskell commented on Dustin Crider's group 'Presuppositional Apologetics'"Hi Folks,
I was just wondering if anyone knew how the main Presuppositional guys (or gals) viewed creation. Were/are they "young earth", "old earth" or something in between? Thinking mainly about Van Til, Bahnsen,…"
Robert Driskell posted a blog postThe Bible as the basis for truth
People understand that the truth matters. We base our decisions and actions on what we perceive to be true. For instance, if someone is about to take medicine, they count on the label to be true so that they do not ingest anything harmful. They want the truth about whether or not any cars are coming when they are about to walk across the street. The Truth concerning our souls, and its eternal destiny, is incredibly important and merits serious investigation. Christians consider the Bible to…See More
Steven Posey commented on Robert Driskell's blog post 'Does Truth Matter in this Age of Relativism?'"Nice, Robert. While reading this I was reminded of Corneilius; he worshiped the eternal, almighty God, even though the Roman Empire had many religions and gods. His worship has had "eternally positive…"
Robert Driskell posted a blog postDoes Truth Matter in this Age of Relativism?
In this postmodern age, many people believe that the best worldview is to let each person construct his or her own version of truth. The mantra of “What’s true for me may not be what’s true for you” is becoming the banner under which this ‘new and improved’ humanity operates. They wonder, if truth is whatever we want it to be, why we continue to debate and discuss the concept of God. There is a popular idea circulating today that says, “Truth is irrelevant and, if we would simply be kind to…See More
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Book Review: Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions 2
Posted on May 21, 2012 at 8:28pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions, Volume 2 by Tim Chaffey, Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge is the second installment from the Answers in Genesis team dealing with supposed contradictions in the Bible. Forty supposed biblical contradictions are dealt with in this volume.
Many times, Christians are stopped cold in their attempts to share the biblical message when someone accuses the Bible of containing contradictions. The Christian must be prepared to defend…
Continue Book Review: Meet the Skeptic
Posted on May 14, 2012 at 5:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Meet the Skeptic is a book written by Bill Foster, published by Master Books, aimed at helping Christians better know the unbeliever and be better equipped to engage them in dialogue and discussion. The book is well written, informative, and never exhibits a condescending attitude toward those who do not believe as the author believes.
Right off the bat, Mr. Foster gives us some wise and practical advice. He tells us that it will not get us very far, when discussing…
Continue The Bible as the basis for truth
Posted on April 25, 2012 at 11:36am 0 Comments 2 Likes
People understand that the truth matters. We base our decisions and actions on what we perceive to be true. For instance, if someone is about to take medicine, they count on the label to be true so that they do not ingest anything harmful. They want the truth about whether or not any cars are coming when they are about to walk across the street. The Truth concerning our souls, and its eternal destiny, is incredibly important and merits serious investigation.
Christians…
Continue Does Truth Matter in this Age of Relativism?
Posted on April 24, 2012 at 9:25am 1 Comment 1 Like
In this postmodern age, many people believe that the best worldview is to let each person construct his or her own version of truth. The mantra of “What’s true for me may not be what’s true for you” is becoming the banner under which this ‘new and improved’ humanity operates. They wonder, if truth is whatever we want it to be, why we continue to debate and discuss the concept of God.
There is a popular idea circulating today that says, “Truth is irrelevant and, if we would…
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- At 8:30am on June 17, 2011,
Jennifer O. White said… - Thanks for the great review of Already Compromised! We appreciate your help in getting the important message within the book to many more people!
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