On a Yahoo! discussion list for debate between atheists and theists (which you can find here), the topic came up of God’s commanding Israel to commit genocide and even to kill the women and children of particular people groups. How can a loving, moral God command such atrocities? And guess who took up the task [...]

Reformed Media Review and Philosophy for Theologians contributor Jonathan Brack has a review of Peter Kreeft’s Between Allah and Jesus: What Christians Can Learn from Muslims.  It has been posted on the new TGCReviews site.

Here is a wonderful video with Lane Tipton, Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary.  WTS has been producing great videos for a little while now.  Visit their YouTube page to browse through their content.

I don’t think I would be venturing too far in saying that many aspiring apologists are weak on church history.  I think I am justified in saying we have neglected our rich apologetic tradition.  Fortunately, Crossway has published a new apologetics reader that collects some of the best historical sources into one place.  K. Scott [...]

Jared Oliphint and Jonathan Brack dropped by the studio to discuss books on apologetics.  We came up with a rudimentary list of books along with a reading order for those who may be interested in Van Tilian apologetics but don’t know where to start.  The full discussion will air on a future episode of the [...]