It’s 62 A.D. and James “the Just” (the brother of Jesus), stands atop the parapet[1] of the Temple. Festus, the Roman provincial governor, has just died and his replacement, Albinus, has yet to arrive in Jerusalem to restore order. The Jewish Sanhedrin seize this opportune time to strike...

Last week I talked about advertising and evangelism.  As a related issue, I also want to discuss the way in which Christians do Apologetics.  How far can Apologetics take us?  Do we assume that someone can be argued into the Kingdom?  Is the goal of Apologetics merely to convince?  Is...