In this episode of The Tent Making Christianity QCQ Podcast, the team answers the question “Should Christians live their truth?”. Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. New episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. You can also […]
Continue ReadingCCM Artists Respond to Deconstruction
However, not everyone is leaving traditional Christianity. In a recent conversation hosted by Alisa Childers, a handful of contemporary Christian music, or CCM, artists respond to deconstruction and discuss why they still believe.
Continue ReadingWhat Are You Prepared To Do?
“What are you prepared to do?” That’s the question asked in one of my favorite movies from the 80’s. The movie is “The Untouchables”, and it stars Kevin Costner, Robert De Niro, Andy Garcia and Sean Connery. The movie tells the true story of Elliot Ness and his group of “Untouchables” as they try and stop the flow of illegal […]
Continue ReadingIs Objective Truth Still Worth Fighting For?
Are objectivity and neutrality the goal to strive for or an impossible and problematic pipe dream? After taking several journalism classes for my minor, I saw a lot of debate on the issue and think it is a topic that Christians should be ready to discuss.
Continue ReadingWhat Best Explains Morality?
To call something bad implies there is a good, or a way things are supposed to be. Not just a way we want it to be, but a way it objectively ought to be. If God does not exist, what is the standard for that? What best explains morality? Is it possible without God?
Continue Reading3 Logical Fallacies Christians Should Know
Why is revealing a bad argument so thrilling? Maybe it’s just my high school debate excitement catching up to me. I think part of it is the human craving to be right and point it out to people. I suspect many people jump into comment section debates in the hopes of having that thrill.
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Critical Theory Part 2: Truth and Postmodernism
To understand any concepts of class, identity, or oppression, we need to answer the question, “What is truth, and can we know it?” How Critical Theory answers that question shapes every other part of the view.
Continue ReadingThe 5 Myths Of Christmas Day 4
The 5 myths of Christmas Day 4. In this series we’ve been looking at the 5 common myths about Christmas that pop up every year. The First Three Myths On day one we saw how early Christians calculated the date of Jesus’ birth. They believed that Jesus conceived, born and died on the 25th of different months. We also […]
Continue ReadingFaith Alone, In What?
Faith alone in what? Sola Fide. Faith alone. It’s one of the five “Solas” of the protestant reformation. It communicates the idea that it’s our trust in Christ that saves us, and nothing else. But what exactly does that mean? They Have Faith, But In What? I was doing research recently on another group that claims to be connected […]
Continue ReadingApologetics and Wearing the Belt of Truth
We can all recognize how important these different pieces are. Following Paul’s analogy, where does a belt fit into this? A belt isn’t really armor, but it holds the armor together.
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