Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Author: Fuel For Faith
I know that out there are many millions of people with good hearts, and with good attitudes and good intentions. Therefore to some of you what I have to say may sound rather pessimistic. That's not my intention, because I'm convinced that in the end God wins, and His ways will prevail.
My theme lately has been revolving around one central thought: standing firm in an age in which truth is being, or perhaps has been, thrown to the ground (1). Fotographer Ilgar Jafarov For the Enemy of our souls, where in the world did truth most need to be thrown down to the ground? It wasn't … Continue reading Standing Firm
Sometimes the words of Jesus Christ appear to be, on first reading, highly questionable. For example, He told his disciples: “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me" (Matthew 28:13).
Many people, and particularly those of the atheistic persuasion, insist that Christians are living and operating on blind faith. We depend on superstition; we wallow in ignorance; we haven't evolved our brains to the next level yet as they clearly have, and we ignore science and reason because we're afraid to die, and in order to have meaning in our lives. Are they correct?
Having driven a long way, you're near the place you needed to find, and that nice woman on Google Maps tells you to continue for half a mile: your destination will be on the right. How can she be so sure?
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 