Author Archives: Graham Veale
The Case for the Resurrection
To begin, we must be entirely clear on what the case for the Resurrection is not. No one is arguing that some historically reliable documents report a resurrection, and that we should therefore believe that a resurrection occurred. Rather, the historical method is used to establish certain facts, and a miracle is inferred as the best explanation of those facts.
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Posted in Historical Jesus
Tagged Apologetics, Evidence, Evidence for God, Faith and Reason, Gospels, indepth, Miracles, New Testament, New Theism, Resurrection
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How Open is the Secular Mind?
Why Politics Needs Religion: the Place of Religious Arguments in the Public Square. Author: Brendan Sweetman (IVP Academic: 2006) Reviewer: Graham Veale
Secularism is the new orthodoxy in British politics; our politicians cannot, must not, and shall not “do God”. The Prime Minister might mention that God is important to some people; but not so important that theology could have a role in public policy.
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Posted in Book review
Tagged Apologetics, Christianity and Science, God and Science, New Atheism, Politics, Secularism, Tolerance
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