Category: Cold Case Christianity

Sometimes it’s difficult to represent Jesus in a culture that disagrees with His moral teaching. But are there real, practical advantages to being a Christian, even though it can be…

What can we do to help non-believers examine the truth about the Bible and the claims of the Gospel authors? What should we say when people reject the authority of…

Why do so many Christians seem to be opposed to scientific consensus? Are Christians afraid of the sciences in general? Should they be? J. Warner answers these questions in this…

Can I doubt and still call myself a Christian? Does my doubt mean I’m not really a believer? Is it normal to doubt? Detective Jimmy Wallace (J. Warner’s son) tackles…

Much has been written with regard to the subject of religious doubt. Paul Thagard, writing in the Canadian Journal of Philosophy, defines doubt as “a cognitive/emotional state caused by the…

Does the existence of non-canonical gospels invalidate the claims of the New Testament about Jesus? What motivated the non-canonical authors to write these ancient documents, and what does this motivation…

University campuses are less and less tolerant of Christian principles and teachings. How can young Christians thrive in this environment and emerge from their university years with their faith intact?…

Is faith a matter of wishful thinking or blind trust? Do I have to turn off my mind to believe Christianity is true? Is it intellectual suicide to believe Christianity…

How can we be sure the story of Jesus described in the New Testament is true, given the fact that there are other ancient claims about Jesus? Do the non-canonical…

Many people reject Christianity based not on the facts, but on the behavior of Christians! Does the fact that believers struggle to consistently live out their worldview indicate that Christianity…