thoughtful ideas on life's big questions
The Turin shroud is a famous religious relic which is claimed to have been Jesus’ burial cloth, and contains an image of him. Sceptics say it is a medieval fake. After decades of studies, are we any closer to a definitive answer on whether it could be genuine, or not?
Does archaeology prove that Old Testament history is accurate? Or does it show it cannot be treated as history?
How well did the Old Testament prophets predict the future? Or were they doing something more and different to prediction?
Ten books that I have found extremely helpful and sometimes ground-breaking, in thinking about the existence of God.
I don’t really expect God to speak to me. But one day he did, and it may have saved my life!
A biochemist considers why predation and death are an inevitable part of the world we live in.
It’s complicated trying to understand whether there’s a God and how we can know him or please him. Here’s my thoughts on what I can and can’t believe.
More than a dozen stories of people who’s life journey took them in unexpected ways towards God, in three recent books.
A journalist sums up some of the evidence that there is more to the world and life than materialism suggests.
Archaeological discoveries this century throw light on the life of Jesus as recorded in the four gospels.