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 18, 2014 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog
Bruce, a friend on Facebook, posted this picture with the comment, “One can only hope that this is not our life’s path.” So many, myself included, as they become older, spend time reflecting on their life and the path they chose. I think it is fair to say... 
by James | Jun 21, 2014 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog
I came across an article titled, “50 Questions Christians can’t answer”, by P.E. Puckett. It is not the first time I have seen posts or articles like this and undoubtedly it will not be my last. I am not sure why this post and list in particular caught my... 
by James | Apr 11, 2014 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog, Moral Argument
Did you see the movie God’s Not Dead? I watched it for the first time with my wife, a few days ago. I returned two days later to watch it a second time with my son and several of his friends. This time I took notes, as well as anyone can take notes in a dark... 
by James | Jan 24, 2014 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog
What we are capable of doing with technology is truly miraculous. Have you looked over some of the newest inventions or technological accomplishments in the past year or two? I want to list a few of my favorites to give you an idea. A bionic eye. Remember the first... by James | Nov 2, 2013 | Cosmological Argument, Knowing for Sure Blog
The News Boys have a popular song titled God’s Not Dead, in response to the German Philosopher Nietzsche who proclaimed “God is dead.” Time magazine asked the question in 1966, “Is God Dead?” The article was written by John Elson, who passed away in 2009 and now... 
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