Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Category: Philosophy
If I were to coin the phrase, "Holy Division", it would not, contrary to the opinions of many out of and even in the Church, be an oxymoron: it would be a scriptural and practical imperative... It's common to hear many people across the political and religious spectrum to piously declare that we should "come … Continue reading UNITY? NO THANKS!
Whatever our view of the beginnings of mankind, we can imagine the first humans having a huge amount of freedom... There-wherever it was-the first man and the first woman wandered the land. In every direction they looked they were free to roam. There were no streets, no traffic lights, no private lands, no "No Trespassing" … Continue reading WHERE FREEDOM IS
The political scene with its surrounding discourse, debate and accompanying scheming, charades, and false characterizations and representations provide a perfect arena for human nature to hone and to extrude one of its prime characteristics-one of the things it's best at: blaming someone else... Life, for almost all of us, is tough, and then we die. … Continue reading THE PERFECT WORLD
I have to apologize for my title - a greater brain could have conceived a better one... Scientists aren't allowed to consider even the possibility of design or creation, under threat of ostracism, ridicule, and loss of livelihood. Consequently such bafflingly complex design features as the human brain are just blindly accepted as being another … Continue reading THINKING ABOUT THE BRAIN
Just once in a while, if you're looking for it, you'll find a glaring example of double-speak in evolution. You may, if you're lucky, even catch an earth-shattering admission... Ben Stein’s movie “Expelled” is several years old now, and I've reviewed it before, but I would still highly recommend it to anyone who's really seeking … Continue reading LIFE FROM SOUP…?
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