Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Category: APOLOGETICS
Passion is a powerful enthusiasm. If you do or feel something with excitement and energy, you are being passionate. You can be passionate about sports, slugs, singing, stamp collecting, or anything that “turns you on”. Thanks to stuffy Christians, and those just professing to be Christians, and also thanks to militant atheists and mistaken skeptics, … Continue reading PASSION: IT’S NOT SINFUL!
Mmm...excuse me while I finish eating this delicous banana... Most of this post is extracted from an earlier post of mine, which few people wanted to read: https://nickyfisher.wordpress.com/2013/02/22/evolution-and-monkey-business-five-short-tales/ While I was growing up and had no access to creationism, but had to soak up all the theories of the evolutionist being pushed upon me, I … Continue reading ARE WE REALLY CLOSELY RELATED TO CHIMPS?
My wonderful thirteen year old son suggested the subject and some of the content of this post. It fits so well with some of my recent posts. Some people who regard themselves as being spiritual think that the Christian gospel is just too simple to bother with, or to consider that it could possibly be … Continue reading IS THE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL TOO SIMPLE?
Many non-Christians, particularly atheists, think Christians are ignorant people. .. On a visit to my country of origin a couple of years ago I got on the phone to an old friend of mine who I hadn’t seen or spoken to for over twenty years. I had always known that he was an avowed atheist, and my intention … Continue reading ARE CHRISTIANS IGNORANT?
The current and politically correct consensus on faith is that all “roads” lead to the same destination (nobody is sure what the destination is or if it matters anyway), and we’re all on our own “journey”. There is nothing independantly, objectively true, (except the nonsense of evolution) and anyone who claims that there is is branded a "bigot". Truth with a capital … Continue reading IS THE CHRISTIAN GOD TOO SMALL?
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 