“Boys will be boys.” This phrase, when used as a way to excuse poor behaviour from men, betrays a much deeper social problem. Following a string of relatively recent episodes of corporate social activism, Gillette came out with a commercial addressing ...

Witches and spells and demons, oh my! The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina hit the TV scene several months ago. Some love it and some hate it. Either way, this TV series is leaving us with much food for thought,

There are many verses and passages in the Bible that make many people uncomfortable, Christians and non-Christians alike. However, not all verses make us uncomfortable in the same way. While some verses disturb us because it seems horrific,

Everyone has a worldview. Some worldviews seem to approximate better to reality than others. Our atheist friends and neighbours think it takes too much faith (or any faith at all) to be a Christian because a Christian worldview doesn’t seem to fit real...

Whether we are parents or not, we recognize the importance of education. When it comes to education, we typically think of math, science, literature, and so on, but what about worldviews? Steve is back this week with another edition of the AC Podcast i...

We’ve had a lot of good feedback from our listeners on the series of historical Adam and Eve, so we are back with another episode for the series. This time, Andy and Terry invited Dr. C. John Collins, Professor of Old Testament from Covenant Theologica...

When it comes to the Genesis creation account and historical Adam and Eve, a young earth creationist view is perhaps the most well-known contender inside the church. It certainly is well-known outside the church as the culture at large takes it to be a...

In discussing the historical Adam and Eve, the discussion on evolution can’t be missed. How might a scientist specializing in the area of genetics look at this issue? For this second instalment of our three-part series on historical Adam and Eve,

Much ink has been spilled over the interpretation of the very beginning of the Bible. Are we to understand the creation days as literal 24-hour days, epochs, or something else? Who were Adam and Eve, and what is the biblical text trying to communicate ...

Andy, Steve, and Terry are in nerd haven this week at the 70th annual Evangelical Theological (and Philosophical) Society meetings. What are some sessions they didn’t make it to, and what are some takeaways from the sessions they attended?