Gossip: An Introduction
By: Jonathan Harris When you think of the word “gossip,” what comes to mind? Perhaps it’s the title of a section in your local newspaper? Or, possibly you think about the tabloids you brush by… Gossip: An Introduction
Book Review: Pushing the Antithesis by Greg Bahnsen
By: Jonathan Harris I have to say, and I do this honestly, that as far as presuppositional methodology goes, you cannot beat this book! For those seeking to understand the method and apply it I… Book Review: Pushing the Antithesis by Greg Bahnsen
Book Review: The Portable Presuppositionalist by Jamin Hubner
By: Jonathan Harris Presuppositional apologetics has been a passion of mine for a few years now. Ever since I was exposed to Greg Bahnsen’s worldview lectures I’ve been reading, listening, and watching everything I can… Book Review: The Portable Presuppositionalist by Jamin Hubner
Refuting Naturalism
How Naturalism Presupposes SupernaturalismBy: Jonathan Harris Webster’s dictionary defines naturalism as, “a theory denying that an event or object has a supernatural significance; specifically : the doctrine that scientific laws are adequate to account for… Refuting Naturalism
SUNY New Paltz Student Debate: Where Does Morality Come From?
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Foreordination and Free Choice
A Reconciliation By: Jonathan Harris Most of us who call ourselves Christians know that the Bible teaches both that God is sovereign over all things (including time) and that man is responsible before Him. This… Foreordination and Free Choice
Book Review: The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism
By: Jonathan Harris I have to say, I’m really (no like seriously, I’m not exaggerating at all) digging these Politically Incorrect Guides more than any other series I’ve been exposed to. Homeschoolers should use them… Book Review: The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism
Book Review: The Cross Centered Life
By: Jonathan Harris In C.J. Mahaney’s book The Cross Centered Life, the author shows how why and how every Christian should look at their life as a whole—through the lens of the cross. At first… Book Review: The Cross Centered Life
The Few, The Proud, the Ignorant
A Response to Christian Anti-Intellectualism By: Jonathan Harris In a May 2011 article in Relevant Magazine, the author of “Is Christianity Anti-Intellectual?” asks: Why the anti-intellectualism in the Church today? . . . after years… The Few, The Proud, the Ignorant
2016: Obama’s America
A ReviewBy: Jonathan Harris A couple days ago I had the privilege of watching 2016: Obama’s America, not at a church or conservative function, but at a mainstream movie theater. My expectations were pretty high.… 2016: Obama’s America