There is little doubt that Easter represents what could be considered the most important event in human history. It is, of course, the bedrock foundation of Christianity. If it is true. Obviously, this whole death/resurrection thing is contrary to human … Continue reading
One of the fundamental conflicts in accepting the message of the Bible is the question of whether some of the events described are factual or symbolic. For some, these improbable events constitute a deal-breaker. For others, the suggestion that these same … Continue reading
One of the fundamental elements of doubt in the faith puzzle is the argument that humanity and all that exists is the result of a convenient combination of random events as the universe matured. In other words, were we created … Continue reading
The greatest challenge we have in justifying our use of logic in addressing questions of faith is the language we use to communicate a concept. A perfect example of this dilemma is the statement in the book of Genesis that … Continue reading
