Originally posted on Reformedish:
In brief, the classic problem of evil stands as the greatest, most persuasive, damning, and straightforward objection to the existence of God, especially the Christian one. The classic form dating back to Epicurus and retooled by David Hume runs something like this: If God exists he is all-good and all-powerful. If…
Modern science is packed enough with discoveries that the world we live in has its variables and constants just enough to permit life. This is called the anthropic principle. Even the Nobel-Prize-winning astrophysicist Steven Weinberg confessed that our Earth “is just a tiny part of an overwhelmingly hostile universe.” In other words, a slight variation of its mathematical and physical… Read More A Place to Wonder
Originally posted on WINTERY KNIGHT:
Sherlock Holmes and John Watson: let’s take a look at the facts First, let’s introduce New Testament scholar Daniel B. Wallace: Daniel B. Wallace, Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary B.A., Biola University, 1975; Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, 1979; Ph.D., 1995. Dr. Wallace influences students across the country…
As I often find myself thinking about taking some steps to trust God for unthinkable things to be accomplished for my own life, for my family, and to the people I desire to have an impact with, I often find myself confronted with some doubts. What if it requires particular skills I don’t have? What if I cannot pass their GPA standards? What if I… Read More A spur and a repentance
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