Finding Comfort and Order in the Midst of Chaos
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At times, life seems chaotic. It appears that the harder one tries to make sense of the world, the more bizarre it becomes. I recently…
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Those Hypocritical Christians! 4 Ways that Theological Truth Transcends Bad Behavior
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For those who do not know my testimony, I left the ministry for seven years due to great doubts pertaining to the truthfulness of Christianity.…
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Does Paul Condemn Philosophy in Colossians 2:8?
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Philosophy is defined as the “the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence” (Soanes and Stevenson 2004). Advocates of Christian anti-intellectualism will…
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3 Attributes Critical for Effective Persuasion
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Aristotle, the famed ancient Greek philosopher, wrote On Rhetoric in the 4th century BC. Aristotle writes on how one can build a strong case that…
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3 Attributes Critical for Effective Persuasion
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Aristotle, the famed ancient Greek philosopher, wrote On Rhetoric in the 4th century BC. Aristotle writes on how one can build a strong case that…
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Answers to Arian's Agnosticism
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Recently, Arian Foster, a running back for the Houston Texans and NFL star, exposed a secret that he had been hiding for quite some time.…
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Did Christianity's View on Hell Stem from Judaism or Zoroastrianism?
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Recently in the Winston-Salem Journal, a columnist named Earl Crow wrote a piece entitled “Concept of hell as eternal punishment is retributive.” Crow argued for…
