But I’ve Always Been a Christian! – Tal Davis

The story is told of man who visited some old friends in a different city. That night, as he was sleeping, at about midnight, a train roared by very near to his friend’s house waking him up. The next morning he asked his host family if they heard the train?…
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Whatever Happened to B.F. Skinner and Operant Behaviorism? – Tal Davis

When I was in college, back in the ancient days of the early 1970s, I majored in psychology. Why did I pick that particular field? No good reason I guess, except that I thought it would be a good preparatory for going to theological seminary. In any case, I spent…
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The Twilight of Naturalism – Five Ways Naturalism Fails to Answer the Big Questions – Part 2 – Tal Davis

“Life has no meaning the moment you loose the illusion of being eternal.” (Jean-Paul Sartre: 1905-1980) “Morality is neither rational nor absolute nor natural.” (Friedrich Nietzsche: 1844-1900) On December 1, 1948, the General Assembly of the newly formed United Nations passed Resolution 217 A, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights…
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What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 3

View part one of this series at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2020/06/what-is-historic-christianity-part-1
View part two of this series at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2020/06/what-is-historic-christianity-part-2 “You need the Holy Ghost!” said James, a dedicated member of the United Pentecostal Church International to his Baptist friend, Dave. “I already have the Holy Spirit,” replied Dave. “No you don’t!” retorted James.…
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What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 2

What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 2
By Tal Davis (You can read part 1 at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2020/06/what-is-historic-christianity-part-1) “Of course I’m a Christian,” said Tom, responding to his office friend Mike. “I go to church every week and study the Scriptures. I even served two years as a missionary for my…
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What is “Historic Christianity?” Part 1

The college professor faced his Comparative Religions class on its first day. He took a poll, “Who among you consider yourselves Christians?” Most students in the class raised their hands. He then asked for other faiths: Jewish, Hindu, etc., even atheist. One or two raised their hands for each. After…
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