Philosophical, Theological The Theological Problems with Open Theism by / The current church finds itself in the midst of what is termed the postmodern era. John S. Feinberg states that the “differences between modern and… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Philosophical, Theological Answering Apologetic Objections by / Can God’s existence be proven? It determines on what one means by “prove.” If by proving, one means that one could scientifically pinpoint God’s existence;… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Biblical Studies, Theological Is Your Theology Influenced by Subjective Persuasions or Objective Truth? by / Theology is at the epicenter of a person’s worldview. In fact, the way a person views God affects the way the person evaluates everything in… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Biblical Studies, Philosophical, Spirituality, Theological The Human Soul: What Is It and Why Should One Believe in It? by / Recently, my son joined my wife and I as we attended the funeral of a dearly beloved friend. My son asked the question, “Why is… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Theological Was God a Bad Parent? by / In this day and age, it seems that the more vulgar a cartoon or program is, the more popular it becomes. With this being the… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Philosophical, Theological, Truth, Uncategorized Being Skeptical of Hyper-Skepticism by / A healthy dose of skepticism is a good trait to possess. This helps us to discern fact from fiction and keeps us from being someone’s… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...
Apologetics, Philosophical, Theological, Truth Being Skeptical of Hyper-Skepticism by / A healthy dose of skepticism is a good trait to possess. This helps us to discern fact from fiction and keeps us from being someone’s… Share this:EmailWhatsAppShare on TumblrPrintTelegramMorePocketRedditLike this:Like Loading...