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The Art of BEing (part one)
There is one person I trust implicitly. Perhaps more than anyone else in this world. I have confided…
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Reforming our education system will solve a number of our nation’s problems.
[vc_section][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Simply adopting one idea will not change the overall issue of quality education within our country. So many…
Evil, Suffering and the Problem of Pain
The problem of evil, suffering, and pain are those topics which are commonly used in philosophical arguments against the existence of God. However, there are also practical concerns when it comes to the problem of evil as well. I am going to address both.
Becoming UNenlightened
My birthday This October I celebrated my 20th anniversary of being a Christian. Well…to be honest, I didn’t…
“Kill the Commentators” and the propositionalists if you have time
Soren Kierkegaard series PART THREE The Soren Kierkegaard (SK) series has sought to present some of the…
EMBRACING THE ABSURD: the problem of ABSOLUTES and the promise of SUBJECTIVITY
Objectivity confines God to a box that He did not create. It limits God to simple-minded systems and concepts that He destroys. Jesus did not come to get rid of the Law – there was in fact nothing wrong with the Law. He came to destroy the system around it. He did not come to bring insurance, but assurance. He did not come to bring certainty, but gave us the privilege of experiencing his mystery.
Soren Kierkegaard: The First Emergent Thinker? (Part One)
For the past fifteen years the “Emerging Church” has been a source of refuge for a large contingent…
An Epistle from Saul of Tarsus
Saul sends his greeting To Evangelicals spread throughout Christendom: Saul of Tarsus, along with the brothers Franklin…
The Ken Ham Bill Nye Debate: a full analysis
Ken Ham vs Bill Nye. It’s not the Bud Bowl, but it will suffice as an entertaining way…
The Metaphysics of Witnessing
Ludwig Wittgenstein’s (1889-1951) linguistic philosophy is both convoluted and profoundly elegant once the basic ideas are unpacked into…