If you only engage a single article this week, make it Christmas is Undefeatable by Mark Tooley.
If you have more time this Christmas season to do some reading, check out these other suggestions from the past several days. As always, if you think there is something else I should be reading, let me know in the comments below.
Theology and Religion
“He Never Repaid Me in Like Kind” by Jeff Reid
C. S. Lewis and the Crises of the Belief by Gregory Cootsona
We Have Never Been Modern by Peter Leithart
Why On Earth Would a Christian Dedicate Their Life to Studying Islam? by Chris Smith
Christmas is About the Cross by George Aldhizer
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
How Early Are NT Lists? by Larry Hurtado
R. Joseph Hoffman’s Marcion by Daniel N. Gullotta
Gospels as Biographies: What Are the Implications? by Craig Keener
Best New Testament Books of 2014 by Nijay Gupta
Deification and Sonship According to Athanasius of Alexandria (Part One) by Matthew Baker
Worldviews and Culture
Beyond Cuba and Castro by R. R. Reno
Tortured Reasoning by Thomas Sowell
Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies by Mallory Ortberg
Movie Review: The Hobbit – The Battle of Five Armies by John Ehrett
Pursuing Veritas 
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