Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Bible
My intention in this series is to help people recognize that Jesus was and is no mere man; neither is he just another prophet. There's no excuse for people claiming the Bible as their guide not to see that Jesus Christ is God-a member of the Trinity. Why does that matter? Well, for one, if Scripture lies and if … Continue reading JESUS: MAN OR GOD-MAN? Part 2
INTRODUCTION There are as many views about who Jesus was and is as there could possibly be about anyone, are there not? I heard today of yet another new book by a prominent “New Testament scholar” who spends all his time trying to persuade everyone that there is nothing supernatural in the New Testament at … Continue reading JESUS: MAN OR GOD-MAN?
Our world is under the full frontal assault of immorality and deception, and the leaders of our churches are too worried about keeping their jobs and keeping their businesses going to equip or prepare the body of Christ for the onslaught! My sons are 14 and 11. They attend a public school where they … Continue reading CHURCH LEADERSHIP SHOULD BE EQUIPPING US
Is it possible to believe in God without ignoring science and abandoning reason? Evolutionists want you to be convinced, or to “believe” (as in “faith”) that their understanding of the origin of life and the universe is “settled science”, while anyone questioning that settled science is “ignorant” and “dangerous”. Is that a fair viewpoint? (ARCHIE PELAGO … Continue reading CAN WE BELIEVE IN A CREATOR WITHOUT ABANDONING REASON?
(Alternative title "PROUD TO BELONG TO THE FLAT EARTH SOCIETY") Within a few centuries mankind has swung out of the clutches of a tyrannical church into the clutches of a tyrannical “settled” science. We're being conditioned to accept what the ruling elite tells us is settled, sometimes in a manner which smacks of Hegelian/ Marxist dialectics. (SOLEE: "Sommerliebe") The Hegelian dialectic … Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE TYRANNY OF “SETTLED SCIENCE”
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 