Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Political correctness
(DOODIS: "I See You") Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the official viewpoint of the amazing Last Tower project! Join with me in a celebration of the greatest, the most awesome… the only perpetual capital and home of the human race for all future generations- a structure our ancestors could only dream of! From this most impressive … Continue reading THE LAST TOWER
1: THE SEA AND THE WAVES ROARING (Luke 21:26 KJV) I recently learned via a friend of mine in the United Kingdom that a UKIP councilor, David Sylvester, publicly blamed ongoing storms and flooding upon the UK government’s legalization of gay marriage. Sylvester, who had defected from the ruling Conservative Party for that reason, was … Continue reading MIND-BURP MONTHLY: issue 2
(ALGORITHM: "Cumulus") This upcoming Sunday February 9th has been designated the ninth annual 'Evolution Sunday”, upon which many churches and clergymen will celebrate the birthday of Charles Darwin, reaffirming their belief in evolution and professing their desire to teach Darwinian evolution in their churches, homes, and schools. They assert that teaching anything other than evolution fosters ignorance … Continue reading THE HYPOCRISY OF EVOLUTION SUNDAY
I’ve spoken to Christians who think we shouldn’t be interested in having reasons for our faith. We shouldn’t use or even consider logic or knowledge or argument or evidence to support our faith, because, they say, these things are the opposite of faith, in fact they quench it. (PFL11 "MORNING BOY" This is a … Continue reading DO CHRISTIANS NEED REASON?
This is one of my earliest recordings, written in salutation to a book which helped me understand some of the weaknesses and fallacies of the theory of evolution - “Darwin’s Black Box”, by Michael Behe*. Darwin thought that the cell was a little black blob of jello,, but even now its stunning intricacies are still being … Continue reading DARWIN’S BLACK BOX-THE MUSICAL!
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 