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  • The Good Book Blog

    Efesios 4 y la Descripci贸n Sobre C贸mo Debe Funcionar la Iglesia de Dios / Ephesians 4 and How the Church Should Function

    Octavio Esqueda — 

    La carta del ap贸stol Pablo a los Efesios representa uno de los documentos doctrinales m谩s importantes del cristianismo. En los primeros tres cap铆tulos Pablo explica lo maravilloso del amor y la gracia divina que nos dio vida a trav茅s de Jesucristo cuando todos est谩bamos muertos en nuestros pecados. En Jes煤s tambi茅n, el Dios de toda gracia nos ha bendecido con toda bendici贸n espiritual. Los cristianos somos adoptados en la familia de Dios, encontramos aceptaci贸n, redenci贸n, perd贸n, sabidur铆a, una herencia eterna que est谩 garantizada por el Esp铆ritu Santo.

  • The Good Book Blog

    Achieving Bible Fluency: Using Music, Visuals, and a Workbook

    Kenneth Berding — 

    What does it take to achieve Bible Fluency? In my next two posts I will guide you through how to use a brand new free resource called Bible Fluency: Sing it, See it, Study it, found at biblefluency.com. This first post seeks to answer the question: How can I use music, visuals, and a workbook to help me learn to think my way through the Bible?

  • The Good Book Blog

    A Review on Left Behind

    Alan Hultberg — 

    I recently previewed the upcoming Nicholas Cage film, Left Behind, based on the books by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. The film centers on the chaos that ensues after the instantaneous disappearance of millions of people worldwide due to the coming of Christ for his church, an event known as 鈥渢he rapture.鈥

  • Biola News

    Biola University Ranked One of the Nation's Top 5 Safest Schools

    Nationwide Survey Ranks Biola Fourth Safest School in the Nation

    Daniel Batchman — 

    Biola University has been ranked the fourth-safest university in the United States by Niche, an organization that provides rankings and statistics...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Does Quantum Mechanics Indicate an Eternal Universe?

    William Lane Craig — 

    Q: I listened to your debate with Sean Carroll, read your post-debate threads, interacted with Aron Wall and Luke Barnes, and have determined that you haven't yet responded to Carroll's Quantum Eternity point against premise 2 of the kalam, "under conventional quantum mechanics, any universe with a non-zero energy and a time-independent Hamiltonian will necessarily last forever toward both the past and the future." Aron Wall confirmed that this point is independent of one's stance towards an A or B theory of time. Wall mentions on his blog that one could try to argue that the total energy of the universe is zero, but Barnes and others don't think this is the case. Do you have any response yet to Carroll on this? Even better would be a response that presupposes that the net energy of the universe is non-zero.

  • Biola News

    Random Acts Of Culture Brings Music and Art to the Heart of Biola

    Biola's Conservatory of Music and Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts merge to create dynamic acts of culture around campus.

    Grace Hansen — 

    A quiet Friday morning on Biola鈥檚 campus in September was interrupted by the tinkling of a toy piano. As the unusual sound drew a crowd, Jonah...

  • Biola News

    Biola Feature "Cicada" Wins Grand Jury Prize at Guam International Film Festival

    Cinema & Media Arts Professor Dean Yamada鈥檚 "Cicada" continues its film festival tour as he works on his second feature project

    Stephen Day — 

    Biola University's student-produced feature film 鈥淐icada鈥 won the grand jury prize for Best Narrative Feature at the Guam International Film...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Is the Theistic Anti-Realist in a Predicament?

    William Lane Craig — 

    "First, even though I am an atheist, I have learned a lot from you by reading your responses in Q&A and watching your debates. Even though you sometimes make my blood boil with your views, there are several areas of agreement. One of these is your nominalist (or anti-realist) position concerning abstract objects, which you recently discussed in your Q & A on God and Infinity. My question, however, concerns the implications of your nominalist view, which I think leaves you in an uncomfortable position regarding your ontology of beauty and possibly your moral ontology ..."

  • Biola News

    Professor Monica Cure on Postcards, Fulbright Research and Traveling the Globe

    Jenna Bartlo — 

    Professor Monica Cure may be an aficionado of postcards, but her credentials go past connoisseur or collector. As one that has traveled the globe...

  • The Good Book Blog

    If ISIS鈥檚 God Were Real, Would I Be Obliged to Follow Him?

    William Lane Craig — 

    Dear Dr Craig, You may be aware that Frank Turek has a question he will sometimes ask atheists, "if Christianity were true, would you become a Christian"? Well, recently, an atheist flipped this question around and asked me "If the Islamic State were true (by which he means, if the specific type of Allah that IS believe in, existed) then likewise, would you become an IS member?" ...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Giving Thanks: Spiritual Formation Assignment, Part 1

    Charlie Trimm — 

    Half of my teaching load each semester consists of teaching the required freshman class Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation. Although I thought the combination of these two topics in one class was strange when I first read the job posting, the class has grown on me and I now love teaching it. I see the connection as leading from proper reading of the Bible to spiritual formation: the very structure of the class helps prevent us from merely reading the Bible in an academic fashion. We spend a large part of the semester looking at the different genres of the Bible (law, prophecy, etc.) and then we reflect on spiritual formation topics related to those genres (such as legalism and idolatry).

  • Biola News

    New Political Science Department and Faculty Strengthens Major Opportunities for Students

    Political science professor Scott Waller leads new department

    Stephen Day — 

    This fall, Biola University announces an independent Political Science department with an emphasis on providing greater resources and...

  • The Good Book Blog

    Why God the Father and God the Son?

    William Lane Craig — 

    Hi Sir, I am very glad to meet you through online... I understood the essentiality of trinity, there is no doubt about why I should believe in triune God. But, I have been thinking what could be the reason for son and father relationship in God鈥檚 head ...

  • Biola News

    Biola To Induct Three To Athletics Hall of Fame

    Musa Dogonyaro, Ronn Johnson and Rianne Schorel comprise Biola's third class of Hall of Famers.

    Neil Morgan — 

    The Biola University Athletics Department will induct its third set of distinguished athletes into its Hall of Fame on Saturday Sept. 13, 2014....

  • The Good Book Blog

    Passing On Our Faith 鈥 One Generation to Another

    Dave Keehn — 

    A family had a priceless family heirloom 鈥 a vase 鈥 that was passed down one generation to the next generation. One day, the parents of the family who had possession of the vase, left the teenagers at home while they went out shopping for the day. When they returned home, their children met the parents at the door, with sad faces, reporting: 鈥淢other, Father鈥 you know that priceless heirloom our family passes down one generation to the next鈥 while our generation just dropped it鈥

  • The Good Book Blog

    Theistic Ethics and Mind-Dependence

    William Lane Craig — 

    "... I have a question about morality that you'll hopefully be able to answer and clarify your position on. My knowledge of meta-ethics is pretty modest, but I'm actually leaning albeit tentatively towards morality being objective (see, there's at least one thing we agree on!). I'd argue that moral obligation can be objective without God (I won't do that here though), but I'd go even further and say that IF morality is founded in God it is NOT objective. If "objective" means "mind-independent" which might be a rough definition of objective, but let's accept it for now doesn't that make morality founded in God "divinely subjective" rather than objective? ..."

  • The Good Book Blog

    When The Group Comes First

    Joe Hellerman — 

    I recently read a fascinating book by Richard Nisbett, who compares and contrasts contemporary Asian and Western worldviews. It just so happens that the strong-group mentality of Nisbett鈥檚 Asian culture corresponds in some important ways to the mindset of people in the New Testament world.

  • Biola Magazine

    In Print: Summer 2014

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Astonished: Recapturing the Wonder, Awe, and Mystery of Life with God, by Mike Erre (M.A. 鈥04), David C. Cook, April 2014. Jesus should get bigger...

  • Biola Magazine

    Biolans Up Close: Summer 2014

    Brent Mason (鈥87), finance director for the city of Riverside, Calif.

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Much of Brent Mason鈥檚 day-to-day life is spent crunching numbers. As finance director for the city of Riverside, Calif., he鈥檚 responsible for...

  • Biola Magazine

    Alumni Files: Summer 2014

    Inbox: Concerns 萝莉视频 Costs

    Rick Bee — 

    I hit a nerve with many of you in the last issue of Biola Magazine when I mentioned the topic of debt and the cost of tuition. Thank you for the...

  • Biola Magazine

    Where Are They Now?: Summer 2014

    Amber Amaya — 

    On a good day, more than 4,000 vehicles cross through the Washington State Ferries terminal where Scott Iversen (鈥80) works. As a terminal...

  • Biola Magazine

    Get to Know: Summer 2014

    Octavio Esqueda, country-crossing researcher and futbol fan

    Amber Amaya — 

    Octavio Esqueda doesn鈥檛 buy into the culture of busyness. 鈥Tiempo es oro,鈥 he says. 鈥淭ime is gold.鈥 Time is precious. The veteran professor values...

  • Biola Magazine

    Living Life Under the Sun

    Diane Vincent — 

    This issue鈥檚 Last Word comes from the Torrey Honors Institute鈥檚 Scriptorium Daily blog (scriptoriumdaily.com), where it was originally published...

  • Biola Magazine

    The Need for 鈥楿rban Apologetics鈥

    'To many of my urban pastor peers, apologetics seemed far too detached from the church work they were doing on a daily basis'

    Christopher Brooks — 

    When I first became active in apologetics 鈥 the art of commending and defending the Christian faith 鈥 I quickly realized that in the minds of most...

  • Biola Magazine

    How Can We Be Better Disagree-ers?

    Professor Tim Muehlhoff, author of I Beg to Differ, shares how to tackle tough conversations

    Biola Magazine Staff — 

    Whether in the boardroom or the bedroom, on Twitter or TV, disagreement is a fact of life. And unfortunately, it鈥檚 often handled badly 鈥 resulting...