Author name: David Graieg

David Graieg is a sessional lecturer at Alphacrucis University College, an adjunct lecturer at the Australian College of Ministries (ACOM), a teaching assistant at Curtin University, a sessional marker at Morling College, an adjunct lecturer at East Asia School of Theology Singapore, and an academic sessional at the University of Notre Dame Australia. He was a part-time lecturer at Sheridan Institute for Higher Education from 2019–24 and a sessional tutor at Malyon Theological College (2023–24). He is the founder of Why Christianity. PhD (2022) Sydney College of Divinity. ThM (2012) Dallas Theological Seminary. Author of Resurrection Remembered (Routledge, 2024), Christianity Today 2024 Book Awards finalist in Biblical Studies.

Apologetics

Engaging Objections to Christian Faith Through Metaphysics and Philosophy of Science

Thanks to D.A. Definitions Definitions (2) Note: There Are Two Forms of Agnosticism DA identifies as a Secular Humanist DA mentioned Negative Experiences from Church DA Says that YEC Hurts the Church The Positions  Biological Macroevolution Cosmic Evolution Young Earth Creation http://creation.com/ https://answersingenesis.org No No Progressive Creationist / Old Earth Creation http://www.reasons.org/ No Yes Evolutionary

Apologetics

Reasonable Faith Perth: In-person Monthly Meeting

Join us for a monthly apologetics discussion.Hosted by David Graieg Topic: Pluralism: Are There Many Ways to God?When: Wednesday, Oct 28th · 7:45 PM to 9:15 PM Where: 260 Bagot Rd (Subi Church in the upstairs conference). Is it arrogant to say only your religion is true? Aren’t there many ways to reach the ultimate goal of

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Apologetics

Why Christianity? Good, Beautiful, True

Why should one consider Christianity?[1] Because it is good, beautiful, and true. Much could be said about each of these, but briefly, here are some reasons for each. Good Christianity is good because:[2] 1. People are transformed by Jesus Christ for the better.[3] 2. Christianity brings the sanctification of human life as all people are

Divine Hiddenness

The Invisible Gardener

RelRelated to the issue of divine hiddenness, why isn’t God more obvious, Antony Flew uses the parable of an invisible gardener to show what he perceived as the difficulty of falsifying religious and theological claims. Let us consider his version of the parable and a response by a Christian, John Frame. Flew’s parable is as

Creation

A Christian Perspective on Creation

A Christian Perspective on Creation Why is the topic of creation important? Genesis is the first book of the Bible, and it begins with the story of creation. There is a sense in which if one can show that the first verse of the Bible is trustworthy, then perhaps the rest of it is worthy

Bible

Is the Bible reliable?

Why does it matter if the Bible is reliable? The Bible makes various claims, including that salvation is found in trusting that God raised Jesus from the dead (cf. Romans 10:9). So, if the Scriptures are true, they can be trusted in their promise of eternal life, but if they are mistaken, do not be

Science

Is Christianity in Conflict with Science?

The McCrindle 2017 “Faith and Belief in Australia” report indicated that issues with science are among the main reasons why Australians reject Christianity.[1] In this article, we will explore the connection between science and Christianity. A Definition of Science The English word “science” comes from the Latin scientia, which refers to knowledge in general.[2] However,

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