In this final episode (for now), I simply give three reasons why I have made the decision to homeschool my children. I discuss some things from God’s Word that led me to homeschooling. I do not delve in to any circumstances or issues that individual families face in deciding their method of educating children. All [...]
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TETC Podcast – Episode 22 – Why I am a Homeschooler
Posted in Education, Podcast, Worldview, tagged Christian, Education, God, Homeschool, Jesus Christ, Podcast, Religious, Worldview on May 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Why Evidence Doesn’t Decide Anything
Posted in Worldview, Apologetics, tagged Worldview, Creation, Creation Science, Bible, Creationism, Apologetics, Christian, Faith, Presuppositional, Presuppositional Apologetics, Creator, Knowledge, Jesus Christ, Jesus on April 18, 2011 | 2 Comments »
This post comes from Tony Bowe over at creation-club.org. In a very straightforward way, Tony articulates how worldviews affect the interpretation of facts. For the Christian that accepts a literal interpretation of Genesis, there is no lack of evidence for a Young Earth. Comets which disintegrate too quickly, carbon-14 in diamonds, and the law of [...]
TETC Podcast – Episode 21 – Art, Logic, and the Image of God
Posted in Art, Creationism, Philosophy, Podcast, Worldview, tagged Anthony A. Hoekema, Art, Beauty, Bible, Christian, Christianity, Creation, Creativity, Genesis, God, Image of God, Laws of Logic, Logic, Podcast, Worldview on April 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Man is created in the image of God. We cannot classify man as another member of the animal kingdom. This is taught by those holding to the Biblical view of creation. But what are some implications of this truth? In this episode, we take a look at what our creation in the image of God [...]
Teaching the Queen of the Sciences
Posted in Education, Science, Theology, Worldview, tagged Christian, Christian Faith, Christianity, Education, God, Homeschool, Rousas John Rushdoony, Science, Theology on April 4, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Science can only be properly understood in terms of the Christian Faith. This does not mean that unbelievers cannot do science. It simply means that unbelief cannot account for the presuppositions of science. The Christian worldview does provide a basis for science. After all, there is no truth apart from the one in whom all [...]
The Creation of Our Creativity
Posted in Art, Bible, Theology, Worldview, tagged Adam, Aesthetics, Anthony A. Hoekema, Art, Beauty, Bible, Christian, Created in God's Image, Creation, Creativity, Genesis, God, Image of God, Salvation, The Creation of Adam on March 16, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Cover of Created in God’s Image Over at Pilgrim Steward, Vaughn Hamilton has two blog posts related to art and modesty. The first post, Christian modesty in art, begins to address how Christians are to think about biblical standards of propriety in art. The second post, Art, Nakedness, and Redemption, quotes from an article by [...]
A Christian Basis for the Laws of Logic
Posted in Apologetics, Philosophy, Theology, Worldview, tagged Anthony A. Hoekema, Apologetic, Bible, Christian, Christianity, Cornelius Van Til, God, Greg Bahnsen, Law, Logic, Philisophy on March 9, 2011 | 4 Comments »
What are laws of logic? What gives us the ability to employ them in our thinking? How does a Christian answer these questions? First, we must recognize that the laws of logic are not God and they are not some standard above God. There is no standard above God. He is the highest. Logic cannot [...]
TETC Podcast – Episode 20 – The Creator’s Glory
Posted in Apologetics, Podcast, Science, Theology, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Christian, Christianity, Creation, Creation Science, Creationism, Creator, Flood, Fossil, Genesis, Glory, God, Podcast, Theology, Worldview on March 3, 2011 | 1 Comment »
As Christians, what should be our ultimate motivation for believing and defending the truths of God’s Word, and specifically Genesis? Should we engage in apologetical activities solely to try to answer the skeptics? Why should we reject false views of creation? In this month’s episode, I discuss these questions and the glory God should be given [...]
Giving the Creator His Glory
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Creationism, Theology, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Biblical Science, Big Bang, Christian, Christianity, Creation Science, Creationism, Creator, Evolution, Genesis, God, Grand Canyon, Psalms, Religion and Spirituality, Theology, Worldview on February 16, 2011 | 8 Comments »
I am very thankful for the resurgence of a Biblical view of creation that has happened over the last fifty years. Many point to the publication of The Genesis Flood in 1961 as the beginning of the modern creation movement. That book, in the sovereign plan of God, became the catalyst that opened the gates [...]
TETC Podcast – Episode 19 – Life on a Non-existent Planet
Posted in Apologetics, Astronomy, Cosmology, Creationism, Evolution, News, Podcast, Science, Worldview, tagged Astronomy, Cosmology, Creation, Evolution, Extrasolar planet, Gliese 581, Goldilocks Zone, Habitable zone, Materialism, Naturalism, Planet, Podcast, Science, Universe, Worldview on February 2, 2011 | 1 Comment »
The chances for life on this planet are 100 percent. I have almost no doubt about it. [1] These words were spoken by Steven Vogt, an astronomer at the University of California in regards to his team’s ‘discovery’ of the exoplanet Gliese 581g. The announcement of this planet was widely reported due to the fact [...]
Creation as a Presupposition of Christian Ethics
Posted in Creationism, Ethics, Theology, Worldview, tagged Bible, Christian, Christian ethics, Christianity, Cornelius Van Til, Creationism, Creator, Ethics, Genesis, God, Grace, Human, Law, Philosophy, Worldview on January 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
As many have pointed out, a Biblical doctrine of creation is vital to Biblical ethics. God is the Creator, and He sets the rules by which His creation must abide and laws by which man should live. Our first father, Adam, disobeyed God’s law and the human race fell along with him. Therefore, we cannot [...]
TETC Podcast – Episode 18 – Worldviews in Collision
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, Creationism, Evolution, Podcast, Science, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Biblical Science, Creation, Creation Science, Creationism, Creator, Evolution, Flood, Fossil, Genesis, God, Intelligent designer, Materialism, Naturalism, Podcast, Presuppositional, Presuppositional Apologetics, Science, Worldview on January 3, 2011 | 2 Comments »
What are worldviews and how do they affect how we view the facts of the universe? We discuss this and how it relates to science on this month’s episode of the podcast. We see that the presuppositions of modern secular science exclude God from the outset, since He is supernatural, and does not fit into [...]
Point of Contact
Posted in Apologetics, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Christian, Christianity, Cornelius Van Til, Creation, Creator, Evangelism, God, Greg Bahnsen, Knowledge, Presuppositional, Presuppositional Apologetics on December 14, 2010 | 5 Comments »
The Bible points to vast difference that unbelievers and believers have. How then can we witness to unbelievers? If there are so many differences, how can we witness to them? Is it possible to have some point of a contact with someone who is of a different faith, or perhaps no faith at all? The answer [...]
Providential Parting of the Red Sea
Posted in Bible, Science, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Crossing the Red Sea, Exodus, God, Israelites, Moses, Providence, Red Sea, Science, Uniformity of Nature, Westminster Confession of Faith on December 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Our Amazing Planet recently featured an article that describes how “Mother Nature” could have accomplished the parting of the Red Sea. Scientists used models to show how under certain conditions, the waters at a particular place in the Red Sea could have receded, exposing land. Drew and his colleagues used models that showed that a [...]
Restoring Biblical Higher Education
Posted in Education, News, Theology, Worldview, tagged Bible, Christ, Christ College, Christ Institute, Christian, Christianity, College, Education, Facebook, Greg Bahnsen, Homeschool, Jesus, School, Worldview on November 9, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Young adult Christians must be trained to love, to think, and to labor as Christ’s disciples. Ideally this training has gone on during their youth under the training and discipleship of their family and the local church. These young adults might desire to attend a Biblical institute of higher learning where they can continue this [...]
TETC Podcast – Episode 16 – Red Sea, Reality, and Providence
Posted in Apologetics, Bible, News, Physics, Podcast, Science, Theology, Worldview, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Biblical Science, Exodus, Physics, Podcast, Providence, Red Sea, Science, Stephen Hawking, Theory of Everything, Worldview on November 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
In this episode, I discuss two articles that recently made news. The first one was featured on www.ouramazingplanet.com and can be found here. The article describes how “Mother Nature” parted the Red Sea. The second article was written by physicists Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow Stephen and was featured in Scientific American and can be found [...]
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