by Dean Meadows | Jan 4, 2019 | The Reliabilty Of The Bible
Six years ago I was at a coffee shop in Farmville, Virginia reading my Bible, when another gentleman came up to me and asked me, “Excuse me, what are you reading?” “Well, I’m reading the sermon on the mount at the moment. How are you doing?” I replied. From that point...
by Dean Meadows | Dec 24, 2018 | Practical Apologetics
Is the Christian worldview just about escaping hell? While I have only been studying apologetics intensely for the last two years, one of the unfortunate themes I see while viewing Twitter and YouTube is a misrepresentation of Christianity. Namely, YouTube and Twitter...
by Dean Meadows | Dec 13, 2018 | Christian Philosophy
We live in a “COEXIST” society, meaning that all religions are on par with each other. No one religion has exclusive rights on being right! A year ago I did an interview with a longtime friend of mine named Bill(an alias for the sake of identity)who I respect greatly....
by Dean Meadows | Dec 4, 2018 | Christian Philosophy, Questions About Jesus, Systematic Theology
In talking about the sacrifice of Jesus (technically known as penal substitutionary atonement), some have objected to the teaching that Jesus had to die to satisfy God’s wrath towards sin. Walter Wink famously called this, “the myth of redemptive violence.”[1]...
by Dean Meadows | Nov 27, 2018 | The Reliabilty Of The Bible, Uncategorized
One of the most popular religions in the United States and the world is the Mormon religion. Like any religion, Mormon’s have sought to show that the empirical claims of their holy text are true. One way to test the accuracy of any religion is to evaluate the...
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