How should we tactically handle the claim that “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence?” Is the evidenve for Christianity good enough?

How should we tactically handle the claim that “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence?” Is the evidenve for Christianity good enough?
We need to be careful about the order in which we think about and enact the two greatest commandments.
Ted Cruz had a conversation that, regardless of your political views, holds some great lessons for all of us.
How should Christians think about gendered bathroom use, tolerance, and boycotting? Find out on this week’s episode.
Why do some Christians care so much about talking about evolution? Is it compatible with biblical Christianity?
The gospel: something so simple, so important, and yet so hard for most people to define. What is it exactly? Find out on this week’s Unapologetic.
We look at 3 ways people borrow from Christianity in order to argue aganist it.
How many women were at the tomb of Jesus? Was it one, two, or three? Is it Matthew’s account, Mark’s account, or John’s account?
Did God change between the Old and the New Testaments? Or perhaps said differently, why was God so angry in the Old Testament and why is he so loving in the New?
Daniel 4 shows that we make much of our kingdoms, but God will not share his glory. He also ordains the ends and the means to the greatest good.