Articles of Faith [Mormon Scripture]
When Joseph Smith was creating his religion there were times in which he was required to explain his basic beliefs, teachings, and claims. In one such case, Smith was asked […]
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Book of Moses [Mormon Scripture]
The Book of Moses is part of the Mormon scripture known as The Pearl of Great Price (1). It was published just prior to 1850 in church newspapers, and was […]
Some Islamic Youth in Germany Have Sympathies for Radical Islamic Groups
Could Islamic extremism within European borders be a threat to the life of non-Muslims? This is a very good question and perhaps its safe to say that some statistics suggest […]
Doctrine of Taqiyyah
Taqiyyah, sometimes written as taqiya or taqiyah, is the Islamic doctrine of deception found within the Quran (6:106 & 3:28) and the Hadith. It allows followers of Islam to lie […]
The Book of Mormon
What’s The Book of Mormon? The Book of Mormon (henceforth abbreviated as BoM) is the holy book of the Mormons, and is holy scripture that for Mormons is comparable to […]
Publius Cornelius Tacitus (Roman Historian)
Publius Cornelius Tacitus (c. 56 – c. 120 AD) was a Roman senator, public official, and perhaps most notably a historian of the Roman Empire. Not much informs us of […]
Paul Copan (Analytic Philosopher & Christian Apologist)
Paul Copan, born 1962, is an analytic philosopher, theologian, and apologist. He is a Professor of Philosophy and Ethics and holds the endowed Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and ethics […]
Kenneth Samples (Apologist & Christian Philosopher)
Kenneth Samples is an adjunct professor of apologetics at Biola University (1). He achieved a BA in social science with an emphasis in history and philosophy from Concordia University and […]
Four Traits of The Ideologically Close-Minded Individual
What’s Close-Mindedness? Many would say that the close-minded individual is one who is not willing to consider different ideas or opinions. Dictionary definitions denote close-mindedness as being firmly and stubbornly […]
Bartolomé de las Casas (Spanish Historian)
Bartolomé de las Casas (1484 – 1566 AD) was a Spanish historian who went on to become the first resident Bishop of Chiapas as well as the “Protector of Indians.” […]
