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An article in the Journal of Medical Ethics argues there’s a good possibility that fetal human beings can feel pain earlier than the previously accepted 24 weeks.
Amy K. Hall | Bio-Ethics | January 23, 2020
Why apologetics? Tim explains how apologetics does the work of pre-evangelism by responding to people’s ideas at the worldview level, removing obstacles to the gospel.
Tim Barnett | Apologetics | January 20, 2020
Contrary to the opposite charge people tend to make today, early Christianity was mocked for being too pro-women. Here’s why.
Amy K. Hall | Christianity & Culture | January 16, 2020
Abortion is often defended as necessary because of rape and the life of the mother, but it turns out these are two of the least common reasons why women have abortions in the United States.
Alan Shlemon | Bio-Ethics | January 14, 2020
Tim compiled some tactics, tools, and information to help you respond to Jehovah’s Witnesses’ common beliefs and challenges to the deity of Jesus and personhood of the Spirit.
Tim Barnett | Apologetics | January 7, 2020
Is there a legitimate dividing line between human persons and human non-persons? Greg explains why we need to be sure about the answer to this question.
Greg Koukl | Bio-Ethics | January 6, 2020


January 24, 2020
Greg talks about bad arguments Christians use to justify abortion, and then he responds to questions about Hebrews 6, giving to the local church vs. a parachurch organization, being a believer vs. a disciple, and responding to the idea that science disproves Christianity.
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January 23, 2020
Questions about whether “Adam” just refers to “man” in general, whether God’s just nature is a good argument for Hell, and the definitions of faith and idolatry.
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January 22, 2020
Greg discusses four categories of reasons why people reject the gospel, then he answers questions about the Trinity and how to reach out to friends who converted to Catholicism.
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The evil one steals the gospel seeds we sow when the message is not understood. This is why we often need to do some spadework to prepare the ground before there can be a harvest—why we need gardeners as well as harvesters.

Solid Ground | Apologetics | Greg Koukl | January 1, 2020

If “the life of the creature is in the blood,” as it says in Leviticus 17:11, then does that mean killing the embryo before implantation should not be described as killing a human life?

article | Bio-Ethics | Alan Shlemon | January 1, 2020


article | Apologetics | Alan Shlemon | December 1, 2019