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Testimony: A Journey Through Worldviews
I was introduced to the importance of apologetics when I was in my mid to late twenties. The timing was crucial as I was seriously doubting whether Christianity was, in fact, true. I had [...]
What Happens in Athens Stays in Athens?
I once had the privilege of joining a small group of students and faculty who were invited to eat and chat with a visiting professor from a leading Christian university. The professor was [...]
Testimony: Receptive to the Gospel
My conversion to Christianity was a surprising one. Such was the case because I didn’t even realize I wasn’t a Christian. False disciple. False brother. False convert. Take your pick; I was that. Like [...]
Legatus Christi Recipient: Duncan Schotanus
Ratio Christi at Crandall University is pleased to award our ministry’s honorary Legatus Christi certificate to Duncan Schotanus! Duncan will be graduating from Crandall University with both a Bachelor of Science in biology as [...]
Legatus Christi Recipient: Christopher McCready
Originally published by Ratio Christi U.S. on June 30, 2020. Republished with permission and with minor edits. Ratio Christi at Crandall University (RC at CU) is pleased to award RC’s Legatus Christi certificate [...]
Grounding Your Kids in the Truth
It’s no secret that young people are leaving the church in droves and that the main reasons they give for why they’ve come to reject Christianity are intellectual barriers to faith. It’s also no [...]
Dealing with Doubters
Over the more than six years of leading the Ratio Christi ministry at our local university campus, I've had a number of students approach me with their doubts about the Christian faith. Some of [...]
More Christian Objections to Apologetics
From woke preacher kids on social media to disillusioned ministry leaders, I seem to find myself with no shortage of people in my life openly critical (or, at the very least, skeptical) of my [...]