BY BRAXTON HUNTER, PhD We now stand ten years from what many internet atheists consider to be the tour de force of their perspective – Richard Dawkins’, The God Delusion. Likely no other book from what is called the New Atheist movement springs to mind as readily, and few have received as much attention from

A BOOK BY ROBERT NEGRON Trinity is always excited to learn of students or graduates who have produced outstanding publications. A prime example of one such popular level work is Robert Negron’s Experiencing God’s Love Through His Creation. Intended to be an inspirational resource, Negron has filled the book with incredible images that display God’s

  BY TIM TYLER I am a big proponent of teaching believers a Christian worldview especially since so many coming to faith have been indoctrinated by a secular worldview though public education. A worldview is a frame of reference used by a person to establish their belief system. Therefore a Christian worldview establishes an ethic

BY JAY BARRETT From its opening chapters, the book of Acts seemingly presents women equivalently in status with the men at the formation of the church.1 After seeing Christ taken up, the apostles and other followers find themselves gathered with women, including Christ’s mother, in a house in Jerusalem – Acts 1:12-14. All those gathered

BY JOHNATHAN PRITCHETT, DRS Back in 2013, I wrote an article entitled “ Biblical Illiteracy and the Death of the Church Library” Go read it here. With 0 “Likes” and a whopping three comments at a heavily trafficked site, it is easy to think that this isn’t a big thing. Maybe it isn’t. But, I think it

  BY TAMARA ROYAL What do you associate with research?       My first graduate class with a secular university was titled, Educational Research.  I was warned if I did not submit the paper, the day it was due I would receive an automatic, guaranteed F.  Ironically, the morning I was supposed to submit my research paper

BY DR. JOHNATHAN PRITCHETT  We often hear two things about the economy. These days, the first thing you are likely to hear is that the economy is bad. This may be a temporary condition that could get better. The other thing, which is more often heard about the economy in general during any climate is

BY ROBERT ELY, M.A.    I’m a Calvinist. Not only that, but I appreciate the writings of C.S. Lewis and (especially) A.W. Tozer. But I also know very well that neither author completely shares my views on soteriology. And that’s O.K.      What saddens me most, though, is when those from both sides of the