Truth in My Days: Let’s Defend Christianity!

From reading the word of God, there are a number of Christians who hold that the Earth is young—certainly not 4.6 billion years old. Some have done good work too in examining the scientific basis for this view contra the claims of evolutionists. Even so, a question seems to arise often among the ones who point out the Earth cannot be more than 8,000 years old: Why does the Earth look old? Join us...

For some, the age of the earth is an ancillary issue. Why, some would even confused at to why such a question is even being disputed! After all, has not science already confirmed that the earth is 4.6 billion years old? What else is there to discuss? Besides, even if there is some cause for doubt, it is not as if our salvation hinges on believing whether the earth is young or old, so why bother? J...

For some, the age of the earth is an ancillary issue. Why, some would even confused at to why such a question is even being disputed! After all, has not science already confirmed that the earth is 4.6 billion years old? What else is there to discuss? Besides, even if there is some cause for doubt, it is not as if our salvation hinges on believing whether the earth is young or old, so why bother? J...

You may or may not have heard of Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and science popularizer. He starts from not only an atheistic position but an ANTI-theist one. In this series, we examine the various arguments he levies against religion, purportedly backed by science. To an unsuspecting listener, his claims may seem convincing; why, you may have even heard of these or variants of these you...

'Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence'—a saying one may sometimes hear when it comes to Christianity. At first glance, it seems like a reasonable stance to take, but some have out to reject this idea, saying it is altogether unnecessary or even counterproductive. Join us this series as we explore the implications of this statement! Find out more information at: https://truth...

The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke. How do we account for these similarities? Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right? This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader mention it! Simple...

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The similarities among the Gospel books have not gone unnoticed, particularly among the first three—Matthew, Mark, and Luke. How do we account for these similarities? Everyone knows that the Gospel writers copied off one another, right? This is likely the answer you would find on most any apologetic website on the issue; you may have even heard your pastor or Bible study leader mention it! Simple...

Today, we examine a smattering of commonly levied 'arguments' against the existence of God. You may have heard of some or even all of them. Our conversation today will help you learn to tackle these with confidence! Find out more information at: https://truthinmydays.com/Follow the Truth in My Days Apologetics Program on all social platforms:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthinmydays/Faceb...

In past sessions, we have pointed out various claims thrown around by skeptics and liberal scholars, some of which have even been repeated by Christians in the church. While they may mean well, their usefulness has not gone unnoticed by those who seek to undermine Christianity. In this series, John discusses what an clever Muslim does with these and how devastating it may be to the uninitiated. Co...

Ah, contradictions—the coveted C-word that has constantly been the charge against Christianity for centuries, and Churches have had to counter these claims round the clock. On this episode today, we feature one of the more popular and prominent attackers—Dr. Bart D. Ehrman. Let us hear and examine what he has to say for, who knows, he may well have found not one but three disturbing contradictions...

We all know that Pontius Pilate was the one responsible for sentencing Jesus to the cross. There were historical questions about his existing, but that was clearly shown to be false in our other episodes. The other attack that liberal scholars use is their claim that the Bible paints a contradictory picture of Pontius Pilate against other historians. Because of this, they say, the Bible cannot be...

We frequently hear the term 'miracles' being thrown around, and certainly miracles are difficult to miss when it comes to reading the Bible. Some have even taken this further and wondered why we do not see miracles as much now, especially since our faith rests on the Resurrection of Jesus. Skeptics and attacks of Christianity would take this one step further and scoff at the whole idea of miracles...

Continuing from the previous series, another related term often heard is 'Natural Law'. Whereas the last topic dealt with whether one can know God, this one deals specifically with the issue of morality. From the last series, we have learned that God's existence is revealed to all, regardless if they have directly come into Christianity before, but what does that say about our values? Can we know...

You have likely heard phrases like 'This probably didn't happen' or 'Odds are that this was true'. Why, it's in the first sentence of this very blurb! Probabilities are used by both skeptics and apologists. Do these phrases carry any weight though? How does one actually judge these statements if one even can? This series will explore just how far these claims go and whether they should be used at...

What happens to people who have never encountered Christianity before? Would they even know there is a God? You may have heard terms like 'Natural Theology' or 'Natural Revelation' floated about as answers for these, but are these correct? What do these terms even mean? Come join us this series to explore the matter, especially when most of us have encountered people not previously exposed to the...

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When going through the Book of Genesis, one may notice that it records people living extraordinarily long lives, far longer than any we know now. If the Bible is to be taken as historical, what are we to make of these numbers, especially given what we seem to know from science? Would this not affect the credibility of the Bible? Join us today as we explore this issue! Find out more information at:...

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Of the four Gospel books, skeptics have singled out John to attack, claiming that, because it is the latest, it is ripe for legendary accretions thereby putting into question its reliability. This is especially so since, unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, i.e., those called the Synoptic Gospels due to their similarity, John is noticeably different in that it emphasises the deity of Christ and salvati...

Of the four Gospel books, skeptics have singled out John to attack, claiming that, because it is the latest, it is ripe for legendary accretions thereby putting into question its reliability. This is especially so since, unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, i.e., those called the Synoptic Gospels due to their similarity, John is noticeably different in that it emphasises the deity of Christ and salvati...

Skeptics and scholars claim that the Gospel according to John was written a long time after Jesus, well outside eyewitness times, and that this greatly diminishes the trustworthiness of this book. Is this true however? What evidence is there? Was it truly written decades after the death of Jesus Christ, by John, one of His closest friends? Join our host, Sonya, as she discusses the topic with John...

In looking into apologetics, one would encounter often enough topics such as evolution or historical matters. What is lesser known unfortunately and no less important is the topic of Textual Criticism. As John lays out for us this series, we hope that, despite a technical sounding name, you will come to see its significance when it comes to defending the faith. Why, it may shift how you approach a...

In looking into apologetics, one would encounter often enough topics such as evolution or historical matters. What is lesser known unfortunately and no less important is the topic of Textual Criticism. As John lays out for us this series, we hope that, despite a technical sounding name, you will come to see its significance when it comes to defending the faith. Why, it may shift how you approach a...

Many evangelicals think that Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 15:3–7 are actually a creed—a statement of faith in the resurrection of Jesus that the early Church created soon after His death and resurrection. Quick searches on various apologetic websites also tell you that the Apostles taught this creed to Paul after his conversion. Taken together, it would mean that we have solid evidence of the...