Tag: Apologetics

• Atheism 2.0? Talking Back to a TED Talk

  

  In 2011, atheist Alain de Botton gave a now-famous TED talk “Atheism 2.0.” I wrote a response to it. First, here is a video of that TED talk: Dear Mr. de Botton, First, I want to say I admire your courage to share these ideas publicly and I do think you are a gifted orator. […]

  T.S. Weaver

  July 1, 2021

  Apologetics, Theology

  Apologetics, Atheism, Atheism 2.0, TED

• Defending the Trinity: New Testament

  

  Here are three examples from the New Testament: Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit… (Matthew 28:19) Jesus ordered his disciples to baptize in the name of all three persons. 2. Now there are different gifts, but the same […]

  T.S. Weaver

  August 5, 2020

  Apologetics, Theology

  Apologetics, Defense, New Testament, Trinitariansim, Trinity

• Defending the Trinity: Historical Background

  

  By now, you may be thinking “You made some good points, but how do I really know the Trinity is true and not just something Christians made up? How can God be three and one at the same time? Do Christians believe in three gods? The ‘Trinity’ never appears in Scripture; how vital can it […]

  T.S. Weaver

  August 3, 2020

  Apologetics, Theology

  Apologetics, Defense, Historical, Trinity