Someone asked me how Jesus could be God when Jesus said that He doesn’t even know when He is returning. He said that such a thing was a contradiction – how can God not know the future and yet know the future? This was my response (much thanks to Michael Rudy, Quincy Jones, and Rollyvic … Continue reading
Once in the Garden of Eden, at the beginning of our sorrows, the pre-incarnate Christ walked within the Garden looking for Man and Woman. He knew what had occurred. He knew His creation had rebelled. He knew the pain and suffering that was to come. We can almost hear the pain as we read the … Continue reading
I just watched the documentary God Grew Tired of Us and it has left me wondering a few things, mostly out of being convicted about my own life: 1) Where are the Christians for Sudan? We often forget that it is the northern part of Sudan and the Islamic Sudanese government that is attacking Christians … Continue reading
I was recently presented with Hume’s famous argument against God concerning evil. The following is my reply. I offer great apologies to Alvin Plantinga as the thought process, the exact wording of the syllogisms, and the argument come from his book God, Freedom, and Evil (though, to be fair, his arguments are really the analytical … Continue reading
I’m currently reading Clement of Rome’s first epistle to the church at Corinth. In it, he states: “He [Paul] taught righteousness to all the world; and after reaching the furthest limits of the West, and bearing his testimony befor ekings and rulers, he passed out of this world and was received into the holy places.” … Continue reading
