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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…
Responding To D.A Carson’s Commentary On Matthew 5:44-47
It's been a long time since I wrote a blog post that wasn't a book review. Frankly, this one wouldn't have been written,1 but as I was doing research for…
BOOK REVIEW: “Genesis For Normal People” by Peter Enns and Jared Byas
A good introductory level work to the book of Genesis. In this book, Enns and Byas talk about the overarching theme of the book of Genesis as a whole; it's…
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…
Some Brief Thoughts on Chris Bolt, Brian Knapp, and Truth
Introduction In a recent episode of Revelationary on Air, presuppositional apologists Dr. Chris Bolt and Brian Knapp had some things to say about me. For those who are not aware,…
Who Does God Want to be Saved?
1 Timothy 2:4 Revisited Introduction In 1 Timothy 2:4, the apostle Paul declares that God “desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.”…
Not Willing That Any Should Perish
2 Peter 3:9 Revisited Introduction 2 Peter 3:9 is one of the primary texts that Arminians use in support of their belief that God desires the salvation of all men.…
BOOK REVIEW: “Undead: A Historical Investigation Into The Most Famous Miracle In History” – by Caleb Jackson
Caleb Jackson’s book “Undead” is a fantastic book on the resurrection of Jesus. Caleb’s case layout is as follows: 1: Establish the historical facts to be explained. 2: Examine what explanation best…
BOOK REVIEW: “Fix Your Eyes: How Our Study Of God Shapes Our Worship Of Him” by Amy Gannett
One of the things my ministry (Cerebral Faith) aims to do is to get Christians and non-Christians alike to “use the brains that God gave them” to cultivate an intellectually…
BOOK REVIEW: “God and Ultimate Origins” by Andrew Loke
This is probably the best book on the Cosmological Argument that I have read in a long time. It's a scholarly book, so it is a bit technical, but it…
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