Blog Series Why Believe in God? ~ If You Reject God, You’ve Only Done Half the Job. To review what we said in a blog post five weeks ago, ethnobotanist Terence McKenna, in a TED talk said, “Modern science is based on the principle: ‘Give us one...
Blog Series Why Believe in God? ~ If You Reject God, You’ve Only Done Half the Job We have made two points in this blog series so far: The universe was created. It’s not reasonable to believe that the universe is eternal. Nor is it reasonable to...
Blog Series Why Believe in God? ~ If You Reject God, You’ve Only Done Half the Job. The focus of this blog series is that if you reject God, you have only done half the job. The other half of the job is that you must explain reality...
Blog Series Why Believe in God? ~ If You Reject God, You’ve Only Done Half the Job. The focus on this blog series is that if you reject God, you have only done half the job. The other half of the job is that you must explain...
Blog Series Why Believe in God? ~ If You Reject God, You’ve Only Done Half the Job. In our second installment in this new series here on the blog, I want to lay a bit more of a foundation to introducing the subject before diving deeper into...
Introduction Today, we begin a new blog series: Why Believe in God? I've subtitled it, "If you reject God, you've only done half the job." The other half of the job is that you have to explain reality without God which, in my estimation, is impossible. But earlier...
On the desktop of my computer, I have a picture taken from the deck of a sailboat in a stormy sea. On the picture is the quote: We must free ourselves of the hope that the sea will someday rest. We must learn to sail...
Light reveals the presence of God Last week, we saw that God created light on the first day of creation. We saw the light was good. We saw the light revealed the glory of God. We see God’s light when the angel appeared to the shepherds in...
If we understand it, light is very important and very meaningful to Christmas. In Genesis 1:1-4, we read one of the most astonishing things ever written – a description of the creation of the universe: In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth...
Socrates once said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Questions to examine What would I say if I could go back to when I was my younger self and tell myself what I wish someone had told me then? What does it take to...