John Hartung:  

John is from Gainesville, Virginia. John is married. John's schools include Falls Church High School. John later attended The University of Hard Knocks. John works(ed) at UPS. Music John likes includes TOO MANY ZOOZ, Southern Harmony, WMAL DC. Books John likes include The Old Farmers Almanac, The Monster Inside, Screwtape Letters. Movies John likes include The Young Messiah, How to Dance in Ohio, Her. TV shows John likes include America's Funniest Home Videos, Ninja Warrior, NFL Network. One of John's favorite quotes is:""I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with senses, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use." -Galileo "The Bible was written over a span of 1500 years by forty different human authors in three different languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek), on hundreds of subjects. And yet there is one consistent, noncontradictory theme that runs through it all: God’s redemption of humankind. Clearly, Statistical probability is a powerful indicator of the trustworthiness of the bible!" ~ Hanegraaff "Contrary to the views of critics, Jesus Christ was a brilliant thinker, who used logical arguments to refute His critics and establish the truth of His views. When Jesus praised the faith of children, He was encouraging humility as a virtue, not irrational religious trust or a blind leap of faith in the dark. Jesus deftly employed a variety of reasoning strategies in His debates on various topics. These include escaping the horns of a dilemma, a fortiori arguments, appeals to evidence, and reductio ad absurdum arguments. Jesus use of persuasive arguments demonstrates that He was both a philosopher and an apologist who rationally defended His worldview in discussions with some of the best thinkers of His day. This intellectual approach does not detract from His divine authority but...Expand for more