Apologetics

"Ignorance and unbelief are understandable, but distorting one’s own history is a costly bias.” Vishal Mangalwadi warns in his publication, “The Book That Made Your World”. Yet a distortion of our own history is exactly what we’re seeing in many...

From Ep. 65 of A Clear Lens Podcast In this clip, special guest Dr. Fuz Rana of Reasons to Believe (www.reasons.org) answers these questions: What is your view of the creation account in Genesis? Does Genesis 1 get the order...

Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, once said, “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun” (Ecclesiastes 1:9). Here it is, 2017 and his words...

From Ep. 65 of A Clear Lens Podcast In this clip, special guest Dr. Fuz Rana of Reasons to Believe answers these questions: What is your view of the creation account in Genesis? Does Genesis 1 get the order of events...

The notion that science and religion are at odds has been a successful ideological talking point for decades. A 2015 Pew Research Center Survey shows that 59% of Americans still believe science and religion are in conflict with one...

On today's episode, Nate and Gene play a Genesis trivia game, analyze a television clip from ABC's The View on being a "pansexual homorantic", and they welcome biochemist and apologist Dr. Fuz Rana (of Reasons to Believe) on the show...

Answering the objection that prayer is meaningless because God's will is going to happen whether we pray or not.

For more videos from A Clear Lens, subscribe to our new Youtube channel here! On today’s episode, Nate and Gene laugh their way through a skit called “A World Like That”. They analyze an article from Philosophy Now entitled: “I Find That...

On today's episode, Nate and Gene laugh their way through a skit called "A World Like That". They analyze an article from Philosophy Now entitled: "I Find That Offensive by Claire Fox" and they welcome author and apologist Tom Gilson on the show...

The Gospel writers didn't need a stenographer's transcript to accurately record Jesus' words; they had the Holy Spirit.