C.S. Lewis on Death and Immortality
One of the great problems which every philosophy or religious view has to face is the significance of death.
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Good Books, Bad Books
In this article, Steven Garber discusses what we believe about who we are our origin, nature, and destiny affects everything else.
Continue readingTrading Fear for Love
As we focus on Jesus and turn away from our fears, He changes our hearts, helping us to feel what His heart feels: compassion for the lost, and a great...Read More
Continue readingReflections: SPIRITUAL HEALTH
January 2003 Physicians and psychologists have many resources with which to assess our physical and mental health. But, what about our spiritual health? Is there any way to assess the...Read More
Continue readingLearning from Tolkein: Lord of the Rings Revisited
Tolkien was a Christian, and saw his life and labor in the light of those commitments. His letters are probably the most interesting and accurate windows into his heart; we...Read More
Continue readingC.S. Lewis on Freud and Marx
Materialists such as Feuerbach, Freud, and Marx reduce what is often regarded as the highest aspirations of humanity to a mere twist.
Continue readingConversational Apologetics
Apologetics is really about evangelism. The word apologetics comes from the Greek word apologia, which literally means a reasoned defense.
Continue readingSubstantial Healing, One More Time
We do lament, we do grieve, because in every arena of human existence the world is not the way it ought to be “everything is broken,” as Dylan once put...Read More
Continue readingC.S. Lewis on Faith and Reason
I am not asking anyone to accept Christianity if his best reasoning tells him that the weight of evidence is against it. - C.S. Lewis
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