Although many humanists or atheists are quick to point out what is evil and that we should be good, but when asked about what is the definition of good there is little response. Ravi Zacharias goes on to expound on how this lack of understanding of what it means to be good is impacting our culture with disastrous consequences.

When a person approaches with a question about the Christian faith, it is important to respond not only to the question, but more importantly to answer what the questioner really wants to know. Find out more as Ravi Zacharias elaborates on this point in today's Just a Thought.

The avenue of the arts is a powerful method to deliver a philosophy in today's modern culture as explained by Ravi Zacharias in today's Thought.

In examining different philosophies around the world, Ravi Zacharias believes that a philosopy originates out of the answer to two foundational questions. Find out what those are today's Just a Thought.

Ravi Zacharias relates a story about speaking with a Buddhist priest whose problem with Christianity was its exclusiveness. Ravi continues on to explain that idea of exclusivity is contained in the very definition of truth.

Quoting from Theodore Roosevelt, Ravi Zacharias points out that it is easy to sit on the sidelines and criticize, but the person who actually attempts to accomplish great things he is the one to be admired.

Paul, understanding the ideals of the different cultures he was addressing, makes a statement about who Jesus is that appeals to all of the various cultural ideals of his listeners.

There are four different areas of life that need answers, listen in as Ravi Zacharias explains the four areas and how Christ can provide those answers.

Reason can support a belief system for good or for evil depending on the will of the individual. Listen to Just a Thought as Ravi Zacharias further explains this idea.

Pointing to a statement made by Robert Jastrow (a famed scientist), Ravi Zacharias explains how science and the Genesis account agree and where science doesn't have answers and the Biblical account does.