A New Defense of the Kalam
The Kalam Cosmological Argument (or KCA) is an argument for God from the beginning of the universe. After years of thinking through it and the objections, I’ve come to think…
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Cameron Bertuzzi
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Cameron is a professional photographer and founder of Capturing Christianity, a ministry aimed at exposing the intellectual side of Christian belief. He is a writer, speaker, and uses his ministry to host discussions and interviews on Christian Apologetics. Cameron is married to a beautiful wife and is the father of two adorable children.
We Become Like What We Worship
Since his last appearance, I’ve asked Brett to write another post. My hope is that he inspires you in ways he does me. Although of Course You End Up Becoming…
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Interview: Tyler McNabb Presents an Abductive Moral Argument
In Part 3 of my interview with him, Dr. Tyler McNabb presents an abdutive moral argument. Moral Arguments for God generally take the form: (1) If God does not exist,…
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Philosophical Street Preaching with Tyler McNabb
Capturing Christianity will be hosting an open forum for Christians to ask questions and learn about Street Preaching from Dr. Tyler McNabb. Tyler has been street preaching for over a decade. Outside…
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Interview: Tyler McNabb on the EAAN
The EAAN is apologetics-nerd-talk for “The Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism.” Many people think that evolution is primarily a problem for Christians. This argument says, hold on a second, if evolution…
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Nebuchadnezzar and Pride
We all have our vices, mine is Pride. It’s something I’ve always dealt with but wasn’t quite sure how bad I had it. I kinda thought, “Yeah, I know I’m prideful…
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Interview: Tyler McNabb on Reformed Epistemology
Dr. Tyler McNabb was gracious enough to lend his time and intellect for an interview–our first ever! We split the interview into 3 parts. In part 1 we discussed Tyler’s background…
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Discussion: The Argument from Motion
The argument from motion might sound simple at first, but all you’ve got to do is listen to Sterling (more info on him below) lay out the gist of the argument…
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