Ken Boa finishes his examination of the history of Islam by contrasting the Crusades and Islamic military conquest (jihad). He then presents a picture of Islam today and discusses the main tenets and holy books of Islam.
Ken BoaApril 5, 2015
Ken Boa begins to unravel the mystery of Islam as he examines the question, Is Islam a militant or peaceful religion?
Ken BoaMarch 15, 2015
The Resurrection—Pillar of Christianity, Part 3: Closing the Case
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This article summarizes the circumstantial evidences surrounding the Resurrection. This evidence, together with the direct evidence concerning the tomb and the appearances, establishes beyond a reasonable doubt that Jesus Christ bodily rose from the dead.
Ken BoaApril 2, 2013
The Resurrection—Pillar of Christianity, Part 2: Explaining the Tomb & Appearances
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There are only two options regarding the status of Jesus' tomb that first Easter morning: it was empty or it was occupied. In this article, Ken Boa summarizes the theories posited by skeptics for these two options, none of which comes close to accounting for the historical facts. He also gives a synopsis of the skeptics' theories about the post-Resurrection…
Ken BoaApril 2, 2013
The Resurrection—Pillar of Christianity, Part 1: Confronting the Facts
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Many seeking to disprove the Resurrection and thus invalidate Christianity have found themselves confronted instead by a vast weight of evidence in favor of this event upon which all of Christianity rests. In Part 1, Ken Boa enumerates eight key facts about the Resurrection.
Ken BoaApril 2, 2013
The Reliability of the Bible (Decision Magazine Article)
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This content on the reliability of the Bible was originally printed in Decision Magazine. False Impressions “I don’t want to take a bath—I’m clean enough!” My impassioned protests as a six-year-old at bedtime were quickly rebuffed by this powerful tool from my parents’ arsenal of guilt-inducing mottoes: “The Bible says that cleanliness is next to godliness!” And as I recall, that…
Ken BoaJanuary 1, 2000
