A rebuttal article to G. Brady Lenardos' paper, "Atheists and the Resurrection--Framing the Argument". His article is about historical methods, and many other apologists use similar arguments.  Therefore, it is hoped my paper is of relevance both as a rebuttal to Lenardos, and as a general rebuttal to similar arguments raised by other apologists such as Josh McDowell.

This article is a rebuttal to G. Brady Lenardos' paper arguing that extraordinary events do not require extraordinary evidence.  Mr. Lenardos' and I had an e-mail debate over our respective papers.  See the Debates page.

Is Satan real, or a mythical character?  I have two articles on Satan.  The first looks at Satan from a logical perspective, the second from a historical perspective.

A short article, where I discuss some of my thoughts on this subject.

A short article where I discuss God's apparent limitations due to Chaos Theory.

A critique of JP Moreland's presentation of the Cosmological Argument.  This article has also seen a number of rewrites. The subject matter is technical and I have worked very hard to try to make it understandable to the layman.  Most recent revision is April 27, 2003.

Old-Earth Progressive Creationist Dr. Hugh Ross and Young-Earth critics Mark Van Bebber and Paul S. Taylor duke it out, leaving neither one standing.

No doubt, Lewis' work remains popular.  Here is my take on the book.