Archive - The Apologetics Newsletter by Timothy Paul Jones

Dealing with Deconstruction

A presentation from the D6 Conference in Singapore

2 hrs ago •

Timothy Paul Jones

July 2025

“One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church”

Why does the Nicene Creed confess a belief in the church? And how should the creed shape the ways that we view our churches today?

Published on The Apologetics Newsletter by Timothy Paul Jones • Jul 19

Avoiding “Dirt Disorder” in Apologetics

How something George Brett said can make you a better defender of the Christian faith

Jul 10 •

Timothy Paul Jones

Pre-Order an Apologetics Book—and Get the Book Early!

An opportunity to take a sneak peek at a forthcoming book

Jul 9 •

Timothy Paul Jones

June 2025

"Asking for a Friend—What Does Science Have to Do with My Faith?"

Also: What the Bible does and doesn't say about the age of the earth, and what happens when you use your phone as a hammer

Jun 26 •

Timothy Paul Jones

What the Natural World Can—and Can’t—Do

If science and Scripture seem to be in conflict, it’s probably because someone is trying to make one or both of them do something that they weren’t…

Jun 22 •

Timothy Paul Jones

Ted Cabal: Creation, Evolution, and the Age of the Earth + "Let There Be Rock" (AC/DC)

This episode is packed with answers in Genesis—but, believe it or not, when we say “Genesis” we’re not talking about the band that’s been fronted by…

Published on The Apologetics Newsletter by Timothy Paul Jones • Jun 22

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The Problem with A.I. Writing is the Problem is an Artificial Life: You Lose Agency

What a recent MIT study on A.I. can tell us about ourselves

Published on You Are Not Your Own Substack • Jun 21

“One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church”

Why does the Nicene Creed confess a belief in the church? And how should the creed shape the ways that we view our churches today?

Jun 7 •

Timothy Paul Jones

The Mass Trauma of Porn

What have we done?

Published on After Babel • Jun 4

May 2025

The Witch Trials of Tim Keller

In the fall of 2020, I was in the midst of moving to New York City, and because moving across the country wasn’t stressful enough, I enrolled at…

Published on Doctoral Discipleship • May 27

A key lesson from the culture wars of the 17th and 18th centuries

History, it has been rightly said, does not repeat itself, but there are “rhymes” and patterns.

Published on Historia ecclesiastica: e-history with a Christian dye • May 26

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