David Robertson
How to answer people who say Christians are all hypocrites
How many people will say that they cannot believe the gospel because they see those who say they believe acting in a way that is contrary to their profession of faith?
Is Christianity homophobic?
David Robertson continues his apologetics series and asks: is Christianity homophobic?
European Referendum â Should the UK be in or out?
Is there a Christian view of the European Union? Should the UK be in or out?
Is Christianity Regressive?
Are we really progressing as a culture? And is Christianity stuck in the dark ages?
What have Christians ever done for us?
While we can list the faults of those who profess to be Christians who have done great harm, the good done in the name of Christ is quite astonishing, says David Robertson.
Did Christianity spread by violence?
David Robertson continues his apologetics series, this time looking at the history of the Church.
Gender politics and the gospel: A warning from Scotland
The Conservative British government is proposing that people will find it easier to change gender. Not wanting to be overtaken in the 'progressive' race to the bottom, the Nationalist Scottish government is going to go further.
Where is Jesus now? And what is he doing?
Jesus is in heaven. But where is that and what does it mean he ascended? It's not just non-Christians who regard this as somewhat fanciful, many Christians struggle with this idea.
The Ultimate Evidence: The Resurrection of Jesus Christ
David Robertson continues his series on apologetics, this time looking at the Resurrection.
Understanding miracles: Does God break the laws of nature?
David Robertson continues his series on apologetics, this time looking at miracles and whether it makes sense to believe in them.
What is the message of Jesus? Does it change?
David Robertson continues his series on apologetics, this time looking at the teachings of Jesus, and how important they are today.
Jesus: The Ultimate Reason to Believe
Christ is our ultimate evidence. Larry King once said that if he met one person in history it would have to be Jesus and that the one question he would ask would be 'were you born of a Virgin?' â because for him that would change everything.
How can we believe in a God who allows evil and suffering?
The problem of evil, or in its more refined form, the problem of suffering, is probably the number one defeater belief.
How can we believe in the God of the Old Testament?
Can we really trust in a God who seems so cruel and merciless? David Robertson continues his apologetics series, tackling the Achilles heel of the Christian faith.
Richard Dawkins prayer row: 5 things it taught me about religion in Britain
David Robertson reflects on the 'praying for Dawkins' prayer row.
What to say when someone says the Bible can't be trusted
"Show me the evidence for God and I will believe" is the claim of the unbeliever, quickly backed up with, "there is/can be no evid