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The Cerebral Faith Podcast Going Forward
I've been thinking about this a lot, and I've made a decision. I'm going to go back to only do the podcast in audio format, pre-recorded. I made a list…
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Cerebral Faith Blog Series You Should Read
When I want to go really, really in depth on a given topic; I do one of two things; (1) I write a series of blog posts instead of just…
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Lessening My Workload
Cerebral Faith has become very, very, very involved. I'm always trying to think of ways to put out good content on three different formats without working myself to death. Running…
Q&A: The History Of Apologetics
Peace of Christ, Mr.Minton. As you have described before (if I recall correctly), we are in a golden age of apologetics. However, I would like to ask about the era…
Heartbreak At Hilbert’s Hotel?
This article was formed as a result of me typing out my thoughts. Sometimes typing them out helps me organize my thinking. And sometimes I like to publish these if…
BOOK REVIEW: “Jesus The Eternal Son” by Michael F. Bird
A thorough refutation of Adoptionist Christology. Bird makes his case from the ground up, arguing from the presuppositions of non-Christian scholars like Ehrman that the New Testament isn't inspired. Bird…
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Q&A: The MASSIVE Argument
Peace of Christ, Mr.Minton, hope you enjoy probabilities. I was rereading our last interaction and noticed how I said Yahweh is more probable than phoenixes purely through a more massive…
Q&A: But What Is A Debate? A Miserable Pile Of Rhetoric?
I am proud of that email title. Keep it if you can. Anyway on to the question. It is really really simple. Are debates even worth watching? I mean, debates seem like the…
BOOK REVIEW: “Father, Son, and Spirit in Romans 8” by Ron C. Fay
This is a pretty good book on Paul's view of the Trinity. Fay's aim is to see how the recipients of the epistle titled in our English Bibles as "Romans"…
Why I’m Going Back To Physical Books
Four years ago, I wrote a book called "5 Reasons Why I'm A Kindle Guy Now" and in it, I detailed 5 different reasons for why I preferred electronic books…
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