por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS This is part 2 of our discussion of whether the Bible advocates slavery. You can listen to part one here. Questions or ideas? Send us an email at admin@mamabearapologetics.com....
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS Today we are continuing with our Richard Dawkins series. As we are preparing for this podcast, we acknowledge it’s a tough book to discuss because he keeps introducing individual...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS Today, we are back with Part 5 of our series on Richard Dawkins’s book, Outgrowing God. In this episode, we are tackling Dawkins’s question “Do Christians think Atheists can’t be...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS We are back to our Richard Dawkins series with Part 4. In this series, we are going over Richard Dawkins’ book, Outgrowing God. Today, we will be discussing Chapter 5, “Do We Need...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSToday we’re continuing our critique of the Richard Dawkins book, Outgrowing God. We have been talking about his main criticisms of Christianity in each chapter. In this episode, we...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSToday we’re talking about Richard Dawkins’ new book, Outgrowing God. We’re covering who Richard Dawkins is and what his book is all about. Today we are going over what we talked...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSSWe’re talking about Richard Dawkins’ new book, Outgrowing God. We’re covering who Richard Dawkins is and what his book is all about. Today we will focus on the main criticisms of...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
O John e eu fomos à Feira Estadual de Iowa neste fim de semana. (Meu marido adora todas as comidas fritas. As calorias na feira não contam, certo?) Entre as paradas que tínhamos programado, queríamos ver uma banda que se anunciava como uma mistura de Stomp com a cappella. Parece legal, né? Nós...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Okay, so this blog has been a long time coming. When writing the Marxism chapter in the first Mama Bear Apologetics book, I promised to publish the list of communist goals, and I failed to do so. But I just received another email reminding me of my promise, so better...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
Há algumas semanas, as crianças do 3º ao 5º ano da nossa igreja estavam aprendendo sobre a história da criação contada no Gênesis, e fui convidado a participar do processo de planejamento para ajudar a esclarecer equívocos científicos comuns que as crianças encontrarão à medida que forem crescendo. (por exemplo: “A ciência pode refutar...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
This weekend, a blog was released titled “Why Your Children do NOT Need Apologetics.” In it, apologetics was characterized as a fear-based recitation of doctrines which “denies the realities of human experience.” I suspect that it was written in response to the blog...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
I had an interesting interaction with a sweet, well-meaning woman on Twitter today in response to the Dallas Observer ‘s article on “The Bible and Beer Consortium.” It should come as no surprise that she was questioning Christian freedom to imbibe alcohol, sending me...
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
The last 2 blog posts, we discussed the importance of incorporating suffering and rejection into our children’s wordviews. The final piece of the puzzle is allowing space for doubt. When doubt is not incorporated into the Christian worldview, bad things happen....
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
In the previous post, we discussed the necessity of teaching our kids that suffering is not evidence against God, but rather a part of living in a fallen and broken world. Jesus did not come to save us from everything in the world, at least not at the present time....
por Hillary Morgan Ferrer
A coherent, Christian worldview anticipates the storms of life. In interacting with people who have walked away from the faith, I have uncovered three main themes that were not integrated with their view of Christ in a healthy way. Thus, when the storms came, these...
