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Monthly Feature
by J.P. Moreland
Give The God Question to a seeker or unchurched person and help them gain a perspective on a life of meaning and purpose in God.
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Rodney Stark, An Exemplary Christian Sociologist
August 31, 2022
J.P. Moreland reflects on the significance of Rodney Stark’s scholarship.
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In the Morally Relevant Sense, It is Not a Woman’s Body
May 11, 2022
What does Augustine and Locke’s view of ‘ownership’ have to do with the ‘abortion debate’? J.P. Moreland explains.
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Hollywood Stars to the Rescue Again
September 7, 2021
J. P. Moreland replies to ‘arguments’ from media and entertainment elites that react to the recent Texas law limiting abortions.
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Powerfully Illuminating Life in the Womb
August 14, 2021
J. P. Moreland previews the latest video that illuminates life in the womb.
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Problems with “Worldview-as-Glasses”
April 23, 2021
This paper clarifies, critiques, and presents a better alternative to the view that a worldview is a set of glasses through which we see the world.
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Beginner’s Guide to Philosophy Becomes More Resourceful!
March 15, 2021
The 2nd edition of Philosophy Made Slightly Less Difficult deepens introductory treatment of major philosophical issues.
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Dave Beck’s history of the question, “Does God exist?”
March 14, 2021
A highly recommended book about the arguments pro/con for the existence of God.
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Philosopher Lydia McGrew on “The Gospel of John as Historical Reportage”
March 10, 2021
Lydia McGrew shows us why we can continue to trust the historicity of the gospel accounts.
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“Finding Quiet” and a Flourishing Mind
October 18, 2020
J. P. Moreland is interviewed by Vineyard Anaheim pastor, Alan Scott, discussing insights from J. P. book, “Finding Quiet.”
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Why Most Evangelical Christians are Political Conservatives
October 11, 2020
J.P. Moreland reflects on how Christians should have a biblical view of the role of the state and a social ethic worked out within the framework of a solid Christian worldview
