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| This section deals with some of the main philosophical objections to Christian belief. If our minds are the size of an 8 oz. Coke can and Truth about God is the size of the ocean, we should humbly expect that everything won't "fit". However, these resources have been helpful to us as we've come to see Christianity as providing the worldview with the most explanatory power the world has seen. |
 The Problem of Evil, Mardi Keyes An Interview with former secular philosopher Antony Flew The Importance of Hell (Tim Keller) Isn't the Bible culturally conditioned? |
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| These resources are focused on objections arising from history and science. Unlike many other religions Christianity is founded upon events that have taken place in space and time. While far from exhaustive, these resources are a good starting place for people with doubts surrounding space-and-time issues such as creation, the historicity of the Bible, and the person and resurrection of Jesus. |
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Creation, Evolution, and Christian Laypeople (Tim Keller) Answers to common Questions about Genesis, Mark Driscoll Decoding the Da Vinci Code, NT Wright Did Jesus Claim to be God? (NT Wright) Evidence for the historicity of the resurrection, Josh McDowell Historical Evidence for the Resurrection, Christopher Louis Lang Can a scientist believe the resurrection? (NT Wright) |
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| If we're honest, much of the time our objections to truth are on the heart-level. They are visceral. This section is populated with a few resources to help with some of the more emotive issues that stand in the way of Christian belief. |
 Does Christianity squash women? (Rebecca Jones) How could God kill women and children? (John Piper) |
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