“God’s Propaganda” by Kipp Davis–An Extended Book Analysis (Part 2)
Welcome to Part 2 of my book analysis of Kipp Davis’ God’s Propaganda: Pulling Back the Curtain on What the Bible Wants You to See. Without further ado, let’s j...
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“The Medieval Mind of C.S. Lewis” by Jason Baxter–A Book Review Series (Part 4: Deep Conversion, Unveiling, and Myth vs. Modern Science)
Here in Part 4 of my look at Jason Baxter’s book, The Medieval Mind of C.S. Lewis, we are going to look at the final two chapters: Chapter 7: “Deep Conversion a...
Jason Lisle, William Lane Craig, and the Historical Adam Walk into a Bar… (Part 1)
Last month, Jason Lisle of the young earth creationist organization, Biblical Science Institute, began a blog series in which he critiqued William Lane Craig’s ...
Crossing the Jordan–An Extended Book Review/Reflection of Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life” (Part 2: Ideologies and the Power of Myth)
Based on Jordan Peterson’s various lectures and debates, if I was to crystalize what I felt he was really all about at a fundamental level, it would have to be ...
A Book Review of Peter Enns’ “Inspiration and Incarnation” (Part 3): Reading the Old Testament in its Ancient Near Eastern Context
In my opinion, the best chapter in Pete Enns’ book, Inspiration and Incarnation, was Chapter 2, when he discussed the importance of reading and understanding th...
Some Random Observations Concerning Yet Another Similarity Between Some Atheists and YECists
Ken Ham’s Claims and an Atheists Accusations—A Little Back Story If you visit Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter, you are going to find, among the displays, a few things a...
Adam, Noah: Myth or History–and Ken Ham’s Dangerous Claims
Last summer, when I came out with my book, The Heresy of Ham, I made it a point to send a copy to Ken Ham at the Creation Museum. Not surprisingly, I never hear...
All About MYTH: A Quick Response to a Facebook Discussion on Myth, the Gospels, and Jesus
I have not been posting too much this month because I have been busy with other things. Nevertheless, in light of a recent extensive Facebook discussion (and si...
C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and the Importance of Myth (…and how it relates to Genesis 1-11)
One of the biggest controversies within many Evangelical circles today revolves around the interpretation of Genesis 1-11. As I have written about many times, y...