Posted on May 7, 2010 by Josh
About Causes, Consequences and Conclusions Many will raise their eyebrows when they hear about a ‘cosmological proof’ for the existence of God. A cosmowhat?! Yes, it is a rather technical sounding word indeed. But that’s how things go with jargon, isn’t it. Apologetics too makes use of its own specialist vocabulary to describe and use [...]
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Posted on February 20, 2010 by Josh
An apologetic for apologetics Does God exist? Good one! Or… maybe not. It will be hard to come up with a question to which there are more divergent answers. For one person it is self-evident that God doesn’t exist (Duh!). For another it is exactly the other way around (How can you live without Him?). [...]
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