Author archive for Steve Tsai

  • Foundations of Apologetics: Argumentation and Logical Fallacies

    By on January 30, 2012

    The apologetics.com crew continue their series on the foundations of apologetics, discussing this week how to build an argument,...

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  • An Apologetic Approach to Hell

    By on September 2, 2011

    Tonight the crew tackles the tough issue of hell, continuing their series from the book “God is Good, God...

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  • Video Games

    Jesus vs. Video Games

    By on May 30, 2011

    Tonight the apologetics.com team tackles the topic of the highest grossing form of recreational entertainment: video games! Listen in...

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  • Ayn Rand

    Jesus vs. Ayn Rand

    By on April 26, 2011

    Listen in as Harry Edwards, Jeremy Livermore and Steve Tsai discuss Ayn Rand’s philosophy, in particular, her ethical philosophy...

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  • God and Evolution

    By on January 24, 2011

    On this episode the Apologetics.com team continues the series on the book, God is Great, God is Good, by...

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  • Evidence of a Morally Perfect God

    By on December 3, 2010

    Continuing the series on William Lane Craig and Chad Meister’s book, “God is Great, God is good,” this week’s...

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  • Darwinism and its Worldview Implications

    By on January 23, 2010

    Listen in on this hour of the apologetics.com radio show as the teamcontinues their series on Nancy Pearcey’s book Total...

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  • Dichotomies and the Fractured Christian Worldview

    By on October 13, 2009

    We continue with Total Truth by examining chapter 3, which describes the philosophical underpinnings of the various forms of...

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  • Common Conversational Objections to Christianity

    By on June 27, 2009

    Listen in as the apologetics.com staff discuss a recent talk they gave at the Church by the Sea youth...

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  • The Atheist’s Ploy

    By on May 27, 2009

    Normally when engaged in discussion with others, there is a rule called the “burden of proof” that keeps the...

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