Let me guess. You like science apologetics and you know it’s important, but responsibilities keep you from staying on top of the latest. And, if you’re like me, sometimes the technical nature of apologetics––and the smart people involved––makes it a little intimidating. In Cup of Joe on the Go, you’ll find brief summaries of recent RTB podcasts, articles, talks, books, and so on, in an effort to equip you. Also, this blog will engage you with a question-of-the-week. Thanks for stopping by for a cup of Joe on the go.
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As the only creatures made in the image of God (Genesis 1:26–27), humans alone pursue, discover, and reflect upon the truths of logic, mathematics, science, philosophy, religion, and the arts. Only human beings develop a comprehensive world-and-life view and philosophize about whether their belief systems best match reality. In the best sense, my hope is that this blog will help and challenge Christians to think carefully about the implications of their worldview.
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After years of editing materials by RTB’s scholar team, we began toying around with the idea of taking the meaty evidence the scholar team discusses and breaking it up into fun-sized chunks. Though we’re not heavy into science or philosophy, we’ve discovered that without them we’re missing out on some important reasons to believe. (nudge nudge, wink wink).