Review
The strongest physics-to-God bridge currently on the table, with the usual dents.
The Apologist
The fine-tuning argument is simple enough to say at a bus stop: the constants of nature sit on a knife-edge that permits life. Randomness is a terrible explanation for a knife-edge.
The multiverse is the favorite escape hatch. It is also, at present, a metaphysical IOU. You may cash it later. You may not.
Dents: it does not name Jesus. It gets you to a designer, not to Golgotha. Use it as a hallway, not a house.
Five stars as an argument. Bring the Gospels for the rest of the trip.
Review
The Apologist
Essay
You know the night. You failed. You went dry. Sleep would not come. Then the question sat on the bed with you.
The Apologist
History
History’s most inconvenient garden: a tomb with no tenant, guards with no story that holds, and a movement that would not die.
The Apologist
Science & Faith
Around 300 solid prophecies land on one carpenter from Nazareth. Time and chance would like a word. They do not get one.
The Apologist
