Triablogue

In other posts, I've discussed some neglected material in Ephesians, a portion of the Bible that's often underestimated in apologetics. See here regarding Jesus' Bethlehem birthplace and Ephesians 2. Or see

In a post a few years ago, I discussed the fact that many of the pre-Reformation opponents of Roman Catholicism, such as the Lollards, renounced their views when put on trial. You can read that post for a discussion of the significance of ...

I've been writing about healings that seem to come from a non-Divine source. I've discussed UFO healing cases, for example, including ones that involve medical documentation.

While it's good to have evidence like medical records, we shouldn't dismiss cases that involve lesser forms of evidence. There's some value to testimonial evidence, there's a cumulative effect ...

From his recent book, Dark Apologetics (Verona, Wisconsin: Sound Faith Books, 2026):

One of the most famous and well-documented cases of poltergeist activity is the Enfield Poltergeist Case of 1977. It was the basis for the sequel movie, The Conjuring 2 (2016). This case took place in England and involved two...

In a couple of posts earlier this year, here and here, I discussed healings that hav...