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You've reached the online ministry of YACAWA (Yet Another Christian Apologetics Web Address). I founded this little site as a sort of dynamic blog on all things related to the defense of the Christian faith. Plenty of great websites exist already on the subject, and I have a link to a number of them in the sidebar on the right.

All articles are indexed by category, and my goal is to write a new one every day. If you just want to see the latest, click the link for the current month under "Archives". In addition to listing posts by category and chronological order, you can also use the "Search" button if you have a specific term or phrase in mind.

Hopefully, after a few months of this, I should have a substantial little library of articles on a number of subjects I explore day to day in my own personal study, research, and observations. In the mean time, if you're finding this site a little sparse on content, I apologize, and I do welcome any contributions. For now, one can post comments on any posts, and I plan on implementing discussion forums on the site (if enough people actually appreciate the site enough to use them).

Thanks for visiting, and God bless!

- Jonathan Lee

I’m finally famous enough to receive hate mail from someone who just knows I “will die at Armageddon.” Nonetheless they do raise a number of interesting questions. Read on for the full message and my response.

Filed under: Jehovah's Witnesses | 6 Comments »

Is the Watchtower really God’s Organization (TM)? In this installment of “Critical Thinking for JWs” we take a look at the Watchtower’s own prophetic criteria for that proposition and see how it stacks up in the light of historical investigation.

Filed under: Jehovah's Witnesses, Restorationism | 13 Comments »

What is the biblical basis for asserting that Jesus Christ returned in 1914? Is there any? In this installment of “Critical Thinking for JWs” we examine the Watchtower’s claims pertaining to this “significant” date and weigh them against sound reason and what the Bible actually has to say.

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Read an online log of a conversation between myself and a professed JW on the topic of resurrection, recreation, and life after death. See how a typical JW thinks (or doesn’t think) on these matters as he struggles with his own cognitive dissonance and circular reasoning.

Filed under: Annihilationism, Jehovah's Witnesses | 7 Comments »

What does the Watchtower teach about the rapture in 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 and the “two witnesses” of Revelation 11? Read on to find out in this installment of “Questions From Readers”…

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