Part 3: Problems with the Opinions of the Church Fathers
In the last post I examined the claim of certain church fathers that a quartet of creatures seen in visions recorded in Ezekiel and Revelation—consisting of a man, lion, bull, and eagle—correspond symbolically to… Continue reading
Part 2: Church Fathers on Unity of the Gospels
For Christian readers of the New Testament Gospels, apparent contradictions between certain passages (e.g. Matt 9:18; Mark 5:23) do not diminish the agreement of the four documents at the deepest level. To believers the evangelists… Continue reading
Part 1: Were the Gospels Inspired?
Are the New Testament Gospels reliable? What evidence is there that they are inspired? Does even asking these questions amount to a rejection of God’s word?
During Paul’s second missionary journey as described in Acts… Continue reading
Divine Provocation: Brutality and Genocide in the Old Testament
What follows is the introduction from
Darek Barefoot’s latest article, Read post in PDF: Divine Provocation: Brutality and Genocide in the Old Testament
“Blessed is the one who has not stumbled over me.” Luke 7:23
In Scripture God provokes. He… Continue reading
Reason and Faith Part 1 with Introduction
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Faith and Reason Part 2
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Essay for the Tenth Anniversary of Victor Reppert’s book, C.S. Lewis’s Dangerous Idea (2003)
