As much as science and faith seem to be at odds, sometimes science and logic contribute to faith. When it comes to the functioning and capacity of our brains, science may provide the clues to understanding how our faith is … Continue reading
It is probably the most universal topic of human interest. Who among us hasn’t dreamed of journeying back in time to an earlier, perhaps happier, time in our life? Who hasn’t wished they could glimpse the future to validate today’s … Continue reading
There is probably nothing more universal in human experience than the fear of death. It is a fear that knows no boundaries, no language, no nationalities, no political labels. It is a fear of something that is inevitable. It is … Continue reading
When it comes to religious traditions, it may be that superstition plays a part in the evolution of those traditions. Every denomination seems to have specific rituals that are part of their brand. At times, it seems that every denomination, … Continue reading
Sometimes our language becomes so internalized, that we forget to question the meaning of a word or phrase. Take the phrase “life after death.” If we really think about it, that doesn’t even make sense. Maybe a better phrase would … Continue reading
Let’s face it. If someone told us that God spoke to them, most of us would roll our eyes and take a step back. In our age of science, logic, and doubt, we don’t easily believe there is a God … Continue reading
And so it began. In 1859, Charles Darwin’s book, “On the Origin of Species” was published, igniting a debate that continues to this day. The principle concept that caused the uproar was the idea that evolution by natural selection was … Continue reading
The political turmoil in the year 2020 cast a glaring spotlight on the divisions within the Christian churches as much as it did on the landscape of warring political parties. As might be expected, each faction accused the other of … Continue reading
It is a common expression – to take a leap of faith. Basically, it means to take action based on the belief that success is probable – not guaranteed, but probable. Despite the religious connotations, that leap of faith is … Continue reading
