by James | Aug 16, 2020 | Knowing for Sure Blog, Tough Questions
Image by Jeff Jacobs from Pixabay Elie Wiesel survived Auschwitz, barely. His faith in God was also shaken as the lives of those around him suffered and perished. Despite this, Wiesel felt that a wounded faith is stronger. He said, “My tradition teaches that no... 
by James | Jul 21, 2020 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog, Tough Questions
Image by Leandro De Carvalho from Pixabay I came across an article on space.com that makes three common errors skeptics and atheists may make when you have conversations about the existence of God. The first is we can’t trust our own judgment because we have... 
by James | Jul 17, 2020 | Knowing for Sure Blog, Moral Argument
Two or three times a week, I will head out for a spot to take some sunset pictures. The other day the horizon was cloudless, which does not offer much variety for photos; nevertheless, the few minutes are still enjoyable, quiet, pleasant, and reflective. As I watched... 
by James | Jun 30, 2020 | Knowing for Sure Blog, Ontological Argument
I recently had an engaging conversation with an acquaintance about a wide variety of topics. Ranging from life after death, near-death experiences, child-parent relationships, and the value of human beings. At one point, I mentioned one of the novel features of... 
by James | Jun 21, 2020 | Knowing for Sure Blog, Social Issues
It could certainly be argued that any impact Christianity is having on American culture is largely by God’s grace – in spite of his people, not because of them. – George Barna, Vital Signs, 1984 “Claude Lemieux was considered one of the best... 
by James | Apr 26, 2020 | Historical Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog
Have you ever lied to make yourself look good, or maybe not told the whole truth? Of course, we all have. Have you ever lied to make yourself look bad? No, unless there are circumstances that go beyond our self-interest, most people don’t go around telling... 
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