Ravi Zacharias has a warning for parents with children starting secondary school regarding the philosophy of naturalism and its propagation via education. He describes the philosophy of naturalism and the resulting challenges in communication of objective truth to those that embrace it in today's Thought.

The definition of Apologetics is for a believer to give an effective answer for the hope that lies within and delivered in a gentle way. However as a current day apologist, experiencing the hostility of modern atheism, it is hard for that answer even to be heard.

Today on Just A Thought, Ravi Zacharias describes the origin of postmodernism and how it went from starting as a new type of literary critique to become a full fledged worldview.

God gives us the ability to accumulate wealth and goods and the question is whether man will then acknowledge that He is the source. Beyond the acquiring of goods is their management in a way that honors God.

Ravi Zacharias describes how Jesus brings together the past present and future in the Lord's supper. This imagery portrays the cohesiveness of the Christian's perspective when worship is actively present.

Ravi Zacharias describes how Christ reflected the glory of God as His son. Just as Christ radiated the glory of His father we too need worship to grow in our spiritual life.

Just as Jesus called out to God as his father in his prayer at Gesthemane, as Christians we too have the same access to God as our heavenly father. Ravi Zacharias explains how this relationship is possible and what it means for us as believers today.

Paul, born a Hebrew, raised in a Greek city, of Roman citizenship, understood the prevailing ideals of all three cultures which enabled him to communicate the divinity of Jesus Christ in a very simple and effective way.

Ravi Zacharias states "When you try to explain purpose purely from an experiencial or an exististential background it leads you ultimately to confusion." Listen to today's Just A Thought as he explains the context and remedy for those who are caught up in this philosophical position.

In the 1960s a new set of philosophies took hold in the American culture with a barrage of images and a new psychology shook the existing christian belief system. Ravi Zacharias describes this wave of change and some of its effects on the church.