Ben Edwards
New Podcast: Theologically Driven

New Podcast: Theologically Driven

DBTS has launched a new podcast, Theologically Driven. This podcast is for those who want to know God through His Word and have that knowledge drive their decisions. In this podcast we will be discussing issues of theology, biblical studies, preaching, church life,...

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John Calvin: Human Life Begins at Conception

A few weeks ago I discussed the pro-life position in the DBTS chapel, including the biblical perspective of when human life begins—at conception. I found it interesting to see John Calvin promoting the view that human life begins at conception in an article he wrote...

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Is Christmas Pagan?

Is Christmas Pagan?

It is not unusual to find arguments, both from atheists and Christians, that Christmas was started as an attempt by Christians to try to usurp/replace pagan festivals with a Christian one. Atheists make this argument out of an attempt to mock Christians and undermine...

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The Muslim Worldview

The Muslim Worldview

The Detroit 10/40 Conference is being held this Thursday and Friday in Hamtramck, MI. I had a chance during the pre-conference this week to give a talk addressing the importance of recognizing and evaluating worldviews when sharing the gospel and offering some...

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Is Allah a God of Love?

It is common today to hear people talk about a God of love, often connected with the idea that all religions teach about a God of love. In a recent panel Q&A, I was asked “Can we call Allah a God of love?” My brief answer was no, since he is not portrayed that way...

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How Should Christians Respond to Other Religions

Recent decades have provided Christians with an increasing evaluation of and interaction with various world religions. The growth of immigration from non-Christian nations combined with a greater global awareness through travel and communication have confronted...

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Is Christianity a Myth?

Is Christianity a Myth?

Occasionally you may hear an objection to believing in Christianity because it is simply myth. Those who make this objection are largely behind the times (the scholarly consensus moved past the idea that Jesus could be explained by Greek myth almost 100 years...

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