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ArticleDivine Hiddenness: Is God Really Silent?
Erik Strandness offers his insights on a recent Unbelievable? episode, which featured a debate over the problem of divine hiddenness between atheist public philosopher Julian Baggini and Oxford University’s Dr. Max Baker-Hytch.
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ArticleIs God Dead? The intersection of Nietzsche’s nihilism and the limits for pursuing justice
Apologist Adam Coleman considers a famous exchange between two great abolitionists, and the meaning and purpose that God gives us
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ArticleHow Should Christians Respond to Sexual Abuse and Scandals in the Church?
Author Joel Furches considers practical principles and actions in response to abuse in the Church
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ArticleA hill to die on?
Steve Maltz from Saltshakers – a Christian ministry witnessing to the Jewish roots of the Christian faith – shares why he believes anti-Semitism is still rife today
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ArticleWhat is the way forward for Christians in the new technological age?
Dr Tim Wyatt explores the complex relationship between Christianity and technology in today’s digital age. From neo-Luddites to techno-optimists, discover the balanced path for believers in the midst of AI advancements and social media debates
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ArticleA God that Cannot Not Exist? The Ontological Argument
Author Joel Furches explores one of the least understood and most overlooked rational arguments for God, and addresses its objections
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ArticleJD Vance vs Rory Stewart: Should we order our loves?
Vance and Stewart clash over Christian theology of love on X. Who’s right? Dr Ben Chang dives into this fascinating debate on prioritising love within families, churches, and beyond borders
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ArticleWhat is Scientology and how does it differ from Christianity?
What do Tom Cruise, John Travolta, and Kirstie Alley have in common? Beyond Hollywood fame, they’ve all been high-profile Scientologists. But what exactly do scientologists believe, and what sets it apart from the Christian faith?
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ArticleDo Christian believers in evolution miss the most important arguments?
Erik Strandness reflects on a debate between a Christian evolutionist and an atheist, and wishes some more intelligent designs were acknowledged
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ArticleThe deceptive simplicity of William Lane Craig’s Kalam Cosmological Argument
Philosophical reflection on infinity leads to inevitable conclusions about the nature of reality and the existence of a powerful personal creator
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ArticleDawkins the Apologist
Erik Strandness shares his reflections on the failures of ‘New Atheism’ and how the movement inspired many to return to the faith
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ArticleThe richer meaning within a Christian vision for the future
Erik Strandness argues that the flaws of a materialistic, secular worldview do not offer hope or meaning when compared to theism
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ArticleCreating a sacred space: the yearning for tradition and aesthetics in the church
More traditional styles of worship are gaining popularity, in contrast with the modern norm of trendy pop-rock worship bands, minimalist décor and warehouse-style buildings. Erik Strandness reflects on his desire for awe, majesty and beauty when attending church
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ArticleUsing technology to get back to the simple Word
Businessman Richard Borgonon tells Premier Unbelievable why he founded Bible study app ‘The Word One to One’
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ArticleWill Christians soon have more freedom on Facebook?
A surprising announcement from the social media platform in favour of free expression could bring to an end its history of suppressing Christian beliefs
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ArticleFarewell to the Old Year: What the Bible Has to Say About Endings (and Beginnings)
There is much wisdom in the Bible about how to approach the passage of time, as Premier Unbelievable? says goodbye to 2024
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ArticleDivine Humility: The Astonishing Reality of God’s Arrival in a Manger
Erik Strandness delves into the profound humility of the Christmas story, exploring how the birth of Christ in a manger challenges our expectations of divinity and invites us to encounter God in an entirely new way
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ArticleThe Wonder of Christmas: Myth or History? NT Wright explores
Is the Christmas story a comforting myth or a historical reality? NT Wright explores the evidence behind the Gospel narratives, challenging modern scepticism and affirming the season’s wonder as the most pivotal moment in history.
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ArticleRepeated failing a polygraph test led a physics academic to God
In this discussion on whether there is conflict between religion and science, both parties are most interested in moral debates
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ArticleWas the Universe designed for us?
Two teleological arguments for God summarised and explained
