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Review: The Deconstruction of Christianity

The Deconstruction of Christianity, Alisa Childers and Tim Barnett. Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale Elevate, (Forthcoming, January 30,) 2024. Summary: A study of what the authors term the “deconstruction movement.” why this needs to be taken seriously, and how to respond to loved ones who are “deconstructing.” As I read some of the copy associated with this book, I was initially inclined to be…

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Translations and Reliability of the Bible

Tim Barnett of Stand To Reason talks about the misconception of how the Bible is unreliable due to it being translated too many times

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“[Jesus] admits He is God, He is addressed as God, He does the actions of God, He has the aliases of God, He is adored as God, and He has God’s attributes. So, what should I conclude?” —Tim Barnett 

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Tim discusses how the Bible has persisted through adversity over the centuries.

by Tim Barnett | The Bible is a supernatural survivor or fighter. You see, the Bible has demonstrated survival through time and persecution, and this shouldn’t surprise us. Jesus said, “Heaven and earth will pass away, but my word...

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Tim shows how some details in the Gospel of Luke help point to the truthfulness of the New Testament.

by Tim Barnett | Now, there’s lots of skeptics out there. And they would say something like, “No, no, you read the New Testament? That’s just all mythological. It’s just—they’re making up stories. It’s kind of like, ‘A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,’ or, ‘Once upon a time,’ or that kind of...

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by Tim Barnett | In his book The End of Apologetics: Christian Witness in a Postmodern Context, Myron Bradley Penner says, “Apologetics itself might be the single biggest threat to genuine Christian faith that we face today.” According to Penner, apologetics—not the promulgation...

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by Tim Barnett | It’s tempting to think belief in God comes down to the evidence and nothing else. But is it really that simple? Does belief in God merely depend on evidence?

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by Tim Barnett | Suffering is normal in a fallen world. The apostle Paul says, “The whole creation has been groaning together in the pains of childbirth until now” (Rom. 8:22). The world is broken. And we can see the effects of that brokenness all around us...