In the ever-evolving discourse surrounding the existence of God, a nuanced debate emerges over the choice of words when expressing one's beliefs or lack thereof. Should we say, "I don't know if God exists," or opt for "I do not believe in God due to a lack of sufficient evidence"? Let's delve into this intriguing... Continue Reading →
Unveiling the Cosmic Key: The Quest for God in the Cosmological Argument
The cosmological argument is a classical philosophical and theological argument aimed at establishing the existence of a necessary and uncaused first cause or prime mover responsible for the existence of the universe. This article provides an overview of the cosmological argument, its historical development, key principles, objections, and responses. This philosophical defense for God's existence... Continue Reading →
Daily Devotional: What Does It Mean To Worship?
"Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker; for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care (Ps. 95:6-7, NIV)." Worship is a common act by both religious and non-religious people from around the world. In traditional terms, it means to... Continue Reading →
Poem: Moments
There are moments... There are moments that go by That whisper in your ear To slow down. That tap on your shoulder To embrace the present. That echo in your heart To enjoy the now. These moments These moments that go by are fleeting. They slip away like the sun at dusk. They pass away... Continue Reading →
Verse of The Day: Unbelief Is Condemned In John 3:18-19
Probably the most famous verse from Scripture is found in John 3:16: "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, so that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life." This verse has been exhibited by fans at major sporting events, proclaimed on live television, and advertised... Continue Reading →
Poem: Where The Cold Wind Blows
The old bearded man you might know He journeys to where the cold wind blows. To the infamous dock with his fishing pole Trying to catch what's left to feel whole. But you know his rod is empty of line Never casting but sitting back to unwind. All the past regrets of family summer fun... Continue Reading →
Poem: Which Season Is This?
Look at that quaking aspen Dancing in the breezy sky. Soon it’s leaves will turn gold As the starry summer grows old. Look up at that dark-eyed Junco Singing among crisp blue mountains. Soon he migrates to a new home Into the cypress south biome. Look at that human in flannel Beholding the passing of... Continue Reading →
Debate: Does Geology Disprove Noah’s Flood?
Youtube video author Aron Ra, former president of the Atheist Alliance of America, attempts to explain how geology disproves Noah’s flood. I have provided my own comments and references below the video. Overall, I am not convinced of AronRa’s position. He commits straw-man fallacies, ad hominem attacks, fallacies appealing to authority, and several other tactics... Continue Reading →
Answering Sam the Skeptic’s Objection to the Resurrection of Jesus
If you don’t believe Jesus was God, then how do you explain the historical fact that his tomb was empty, there were several eyewitnesses to his postmortem appearances, and many of his disciples died for their faith? SAM THE SKEPTIC: Personally, I don’t even think Jesus existed. First, no secular evidence outside the Bible supports the... Continue Reading →
Sermon: Meet Sam the Skeptic
I played Baseball growing up. Pitching was by far my favorite position in the game because it was a challenge for me to think strategically about every batter I competed against. For instance, I knew the first batter was the most consistent hitter on the team and usually the fastest runner. Therefore, I would throw Fastballs... Continue Reading →