There are few more pathetic lives we see a glimpse of in the Bible than that of the thief on the cross, yet it has fascinated me recently. Luke mentions relatively little about him, though there are some things that can be gleaned from the passage. Unfortunately, the center of the story is often overlooked as the passage is usually used to draw implications about the necessity of baptism. ...
As it is difficult and time-consuming to write an entire post on every interesting idea that one of us comes across in our reading of various authors, we will begin posting occasionally to simply relay longer quotations which we feel convey interesting or thought-provoking ideas. The following quotation was written by B.B. Warfield, on how hard it is to deny that the ...
Check out this excellent post from The Gospel Coalition: "Who cares what Aristotle thinks about a severed hand," retorted an exasperated philosophy student on a wintery night in a Midwestern university. My lecture screeched to a halt. As the class stared at me, enjoying the showdown, the subtext of my student's comment was not lost on them or me: "Aristotle's ...
A recent discovery in cosmology and the associated excitement in the scientific community has stirred up the debate related to the Multiverse Hypothesis. Let's take a look at the new discovery, how it relates to the multiverse, and some of the shortcomings of the multiverse hypothesis. But first, a little history ...
