I don't think this question is an either/or question. Check out my response.
Do cannibalistic cultures prove that morality is relative?
If you remember my previous post back in October (Azusa Pacific University and LGBTQ+ Relationships), APU had removed their ban on LGBTQ relationships only to reinstate the original wording after the board of trustees stepped in a week later. Well,... Continue Reading →
The way you see the world is going to shape how you view information. For this reason, it is critical to understand the worldview behind the question when you are engaged in a discussion. Listen this week to see how... Continue Reading →
Dr. Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries, joined me this week to discuss student worldview issues. If you have students and haven't heard of Summit, then it is definitely something you need to check out. One of Summit's main focuses... Continue Reading →
Today, the March For Our Lives drew hundreds of thousands around the United States. People were marching for human value and against gun violence. However, many don't realize the worldview assumptions behind this any many other cultural beliefs. We are... Continue Reading →
I can't think of anything more important in today's culture than worldview and apologetics training for students. They are growing up in a very different world, and so they need truth brought to them in a new way. That is... Continue Reading →
There are many different ways people answer this question, but it doesn't mean that all answers are correct. Just like other areas of study, we should seek the truth and anything that contradicts the truth is false. Religious truth is... Continue Reading →
