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Attributes of God

A deep examination of God’s character as revealed in Scripture—holiness, love, justice, sovereignty, omniscience, and faithfulness. This category connects theology with philosophy, showing how God’s attributes are not abstract traits but essential to understanding morality, truth, and reality itself.

Judaism

Judaism in its historical, theological, and scriptural context—from the Hebrew Scriptures to Second Temple Judaism and beyond. This category explores covenant, law, messianic expectation, and how Christianity emerges from (and fulfills) the Jewish framework rather than replacing it.

Logic & Truth

The foundational tools for clear thinking: logic, reasoning, truth claims, and fallacies. This category equips you to evaluate arguments—religious and secular—so you can discern what follows from what, why contradictions matter, and how truth is recognized rather than constructed.

Origins & Creation

Creation, chance, and coherence examined through science, Scripture, and logic. This category addresses origins models, information, order, and meaning—demonstrating why creation is not a retreat from science but a conclusion that survives it.

Reliability of Scripture

How the Bible was written, preserved, transmitted, and recognized as canon. This category examines manuscripts, textual criticism, archaeology, and historical testimony—addressing whether Scripture can be trusted intellectually, not just devotionally.

Cosmology & Beginnings

The origin of the universe through modern cosmology, physics, and philosophical reasoning. Topics include the Big Bang, time, causation, and why a universe with a beginning raises unavoidable questions about what—or who—stands beyond it.

Gospel & Salvation

A clear, structured walk through the core message of Christianity—Christ’s life, crucifixion, resurrection, and the meaning of grace. These readings examine why the Gospel is necessary, what it actually claims, and how salvation fits coherently within God’s justice, mercy, and redemptive plan. Expect Scripture-grounded clarity rather than slogans.

Historical Context

The people, places, cultures, and historical realities surrounding biblical events. These readings situate Scripture in real history—cities, empires, customs, and conflicts—so faith is grounded in what actually happened.

Islam

Islam’s origins, theological claims, historical development, and its relationship to Judaism and Christianity. These readings examine Muhammad, the Qur’an, and Islamic doctrine alongside historical records and biblical theology—highlighting both common ground and decisive differences with clarity and respect

The Problem of Evil

One of the most serious challenges to belief in God: suffering, injustice, and evil. These readings examine philosophical formulations of the problem, biblical responses, human freedom, and moral accountability—offering a coherent Christian answer without minimizing real pain or hard questions.

Probability & Design

How probability, information theory, and statistical reasoning intersect with questions of design and purpose. These readings address fine-tuning, biological information, and chance versus intent—showing why randomness alone fails to account for the order we observe.

Worldview Comparison

A disciplined comparison of major worldviews—religious and secular—evaluated using logic, internal consistency, explanatory power, and historical grounding. This is not polemics. Claims are taken seriously, assessed fairly, and measured against reality, helping you understand why Christianity stands apart.