Valiant for Truth - Christianity and Culture

Is there a place for theistic arguments and evidences in the Reformed theological and apologetical enterprise? Michael Sudduth, in The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology, answers in the affirmative in an irenic, clear, and cogent work devoted to dispelling myths, clarifying positions and salvaging the project of natural theology, which he considers to be a helpful component in Reformed theological and apologetic endeavors.

When people look at a successful company there is perhaps an unspoken assumption that whatever they do is loved by all. Like the golden touch of king Midas, everything that they touch turns to gold.

Steve Jobs, the technology visionary and acclaimed genius, is famous for changing the way people live. Jobs was part of a team that created Apple Computers, which in many ways, birthed advent of the personal computer.

Office Hours talks to Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, President of Westminster Seminary California and Professor of Church History, about why evangelicals and other Protestants become Roman Catholic and how we should respond.

Though the veracity and content of the Christian faith remain constant in the midst of an ever changing landscape of competing worldviews, every generation must give a fresh voice to that content. And yet so much of the false teaching that the Church faces, even today, has appeared at some point in the history of the Church under some other name.

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