Several years ago, a blogger for The Secular Outpost name Keith Parsons wrote an article titled The Strongest Argument for Christianity. If you are unfamiliar with Keith Parsons, he is a very outspoken atheist who taught philosophy of religion for a number of years, and published several books on the subject. So unfriendly to Christianity is Parsons, that ...
from apenotmonkey.com Whether science and religion are compatible has been a debate for some time (probably ever since modern science got rolling). Anyone who has written a book, been a part of a debate, or given lectures on the subject of science, religion, or philosophy has taken a stand on the issue. There are many differing views. ...
A recent conversation with a friend initiated some reflection about the value of truth. It started with us sharing what we'd been reading as of late; I mentioned that I recently started The Book Thief and that it has reminded me of how much I love fiction. This began a bit of a debate where we were trying to determine the value of reading, especially ...
While Part IV of this series covered the Exodus itself, this post will focus on the Sinai covenant. This will be the last post in the series for a while, as I'd like to take a break and cover some other topics. The importance of the covenant formed at Sinai is that it established a formal relationship between the people and their deity ...
