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It’s April 30, 1778. I’m in General Washington’s headquarters, and we’re thanking God that the American army has survived five horrid winter months at Valley Forge. We hear a horse …
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Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Unlike atheism, which flat out denies God’s existence, the agnostic worldview claims there may be a God but insists He cannot be known. In other …
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Welcome to Fast Facts with Reasons for Hope. I’m Carl Kerby, and we’re back on the cuttlefish. While you may not have much of a taste for the cuttlefish, chances …
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It’s February 18, 1778. I’m with 11-year-old John Quincy Adams, and we’re on the 24-gun frigate Boston headed for France. Three British frigates are chasing the Boston. JG: “John Quincy, …
John Quincy Adams – February 18, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The logical conclusion of the atheistic worldview is nihilism, the idea that if there’s no God, there’s no purpose or meaning to life. What a …
WORLDVIEW: Nihilism (Part 2) Read More It’s December 19, 1777. I’m at the elegant home of General Marquis de Lafayette. The Marquis’ wife is throwing a Christmas party for French diplomats. JG: “Madame de Lafayette, thank …
Marquis de Lafayette – December 19, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The logical conclusion of those who hold to an atheistic worldview is nihilism. And no, that’s not a study of the Nile River! Nihilism is …
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It’s December 8, 1777. I’m in Philadelphia at the Golden Fleece Tavern. I’m talking with devout Quaker Lydia Darragh. JG: “Lydia, what is a religious lady like you doing hanging …
Lydia Darragh – December 8, 1777 Read More .Today we’re talking about worldviews. Beatles singer John Lenin’s most popular song, “Imagine,” dreamily called for a world without religion, heaven, or hell. This reflected the vision of 19th century …
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It’s October 17, 1777. I’m with General Horatio Gates. We just witnessed a resounding American victory at the Battle of Saratoga. JG: “General Gates, congratulations on your outstanding victory! What …
Horatio Gates – October 17, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The atheistic worldview completely denies God’s existence, claiming people can know for sure there ISN’T a God. And, scary to say, the number of people …
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It’s September 19, 1777. I’m in New York with General Gates at the Battle of Saratoga. JG: “General Gates, what has been the British General Burgoyne’s strategy in this battle?” …
Horatio Gates – September 19, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. “Que sera, sera, whatever will be, will be.” Those are lyrics to a popular song of yesteryear, but they’re also the mantra of fatalism. Fatalism …
WORLDVIEW: Fatalism Read More Welcome to Fast Facts with Reasons for Hope. I’m Carl Kerby, and this week it’s all about the cuttlefish. Don’t you hate it when you get ink on your favorite …
Fast Facts: Cuttlefish – Part IV Read More It’s September 11, 1777. I’m with a close friend of General Washington, 19-year-old Marquis de Lafayette. The Battle of Brandywine is about to begin. JG: “Monseur Lafayette, why as a …
Marquis de Lafayette – September 11, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Naturalistic evolution has led many to determinism – the idea that because we’re the products of blind forces in nature, we are the way we …
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It’s August 16, 1777. I’m at the Battle of Bennington with teenage Yankee soldier Joseph Martin. JG: “Joseph, the British are coming with more reinforcements! Look out! Look out!” JM: …
Joseph Martin – August 16, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Naturalism – the idea that man is the product of random natural forces – is dangerous not only because it rejects God as Creator, but …
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It’s July 17, 1777. I’m with Mrs. Richard Wallace on the shore of Lake Champlain. JG: “Mrs. Wallace, did you just swim across that lake full of British boats?” MRW: …
Mrs. Richard Wallace – July 17, 1777 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Naturalism – the idea that man is the product of random natural forces – masquerades as science through the theory of evolution. But, in reality, …
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