Leaning Against the Glass

Many thinkers over the centuries have observed that the best way to find out what a person really believes is to observe their actions. I believe this is deeply true. It is affirmed by the Christian scriptures, other wisdom traditions, and just plain common sense.

Apologetics

Cameron Davis

March 4, 2021

The Absurdity of Eternal Damnation

The following presents a philosophical case for the absurdity that lies at the heart of prevailing notions of eternal damnation, here defined as any view holding that self-aware beings will be kept in existence to endlessly suffer.

Salvation

Steven HAuse

February 8, 2021

Prophet, Fish, and Storm

"In the time of Hebrew prophets, A man received a word—"

Love

Steven HAuse

October 14, 2020

A Truly Conquered Enemy

In a debate between famed atheist Christopher Hitchens and Calvinist pastor Douglas Wilson at The King’s College in 2008, Hitchens harshly criticized the biblical instruction to love one’s enemies.

Salvation

Steven HAuse

October 10, 2020

Holy Fire

As I woke from bitter sleep, I noticed only pain. And soon I could not help but weep. I tried to twist and strain.

Sundry

Jedidiah Paschall

July 19, 2020

That Which is Possible is Necessary

When I think of the One who is both simple in pure Act and the abundant overflow that is productive of all things, I am left to wonder about the relationship of ‘all things’ within the realm of necessity and possibility.