Evidence. Logic. Reason.
Skeptics Corner
The logical, evidence-based case for faith. Think of this as "The Case for Christ" meets a research paper — science, history, philosophy, and honest reasoning. No preaching. Just evidence. You decide what it means.
The ground rules: Every article here starts with evidence, not conclusions. We present the data — from cosmology, molecular biology, manuscript scholarship, archaeology, and philosophy — and follow where it leads. We cite our sources. We acknowledge counter-arguments. And we never, ever ask you to "just have faith" when the evidence can speak for itself.
The Problem of Good — The Argument You've Never Heard
Everyone knows the Problem of Evil. But there's a mirror image that's just as powerful: if the universe is blind and purposeless, why does goodness exist at all?
What Makes Jesus Different? — Comparing the Founders of World Religions
An honest comparison of the claims and evidence surrounding the founders of the world's major religions. What Jesus claimed about himself is unlike anything else in religious history.
Archaeology and the Bible — When the Stones Start Talking
For decades, critics claimed the Bible was myth. Then archaeologists started digging. What they found has consistently confirmed biblical accounts — and contradicted none.
Famous Scientists Who Believed in God — And It Wasn't Despite Their Science
The claim that science and faith are at war is a myth rejected by historians. Many of history's greatest scientists were devout believers — and their faith often fueled their discoveries.
Can We Trust the New Testament? — The Manuscript Evidence Is Actually Wild
How do we know the New Testament we read today reflects what was originally written? The manuscript evidence is stronger than most people — including most Christians — realize.
Where Do Morals Come From? — The Argument Atheists Can't Easily Dismiss
Virtually every human society shares a sense of right and wrong. Where does it come from? The moral argument for God's existence remains one of the most difficult challenges for secular philosophy.
The Problem of Consciousness — Materialism's Hardest Problem
Science can map the brain down to individual neurons. But it still can't explain why you have subjective experience at all. The 'hard problem' of consciousness is materialism's deepest challenge.
Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing? — The Question Science Can't Answer
It's the most fundamental question in philosophy. The universe exists — but why? Science can describe how things work, but can it explain why anything exists at all?
DNA, Information Theory, and the Case for Design — The Code That Writes Itself?
DNA is the most complex information system known to science. In every other domain, complex specified information comes from intelligence. So where did the genetic code come from?
The Case for the Resurrection — The Minimal Facts Approach
Using only facts accepted by the vast majority of scholars — including skeptics — can we build a case for the resurrection? The minimal facts approach says yes. Let's examine the evidence.
Did Jesus Actually Exist? — Spoiler: Virtually No Serious Historian Says No
The 'Jesus myth' theory thrives online but barely registers in academic history. What do ancient sources — including hostile ones — actually tell us about the historical Jesus?
The Fine-Tuning of the Universe — Physics' Biggest Hint That Someone's Behind the Curtain
The fundamental constants of physics are calibrated to an almost incomprehensible precision. Coincidence, necessity, or something more? A look at what the numbers actually say.
Wrestling with the emotional side?
If it's not about evidence but about pain — suffering, doubt, hypocrisy in the church, the silence of God — Hard Questions is where we sit honestly with the toughest parts of faith.