I was watching Capturing Christianity interview William Lane Craig about the atonement when I realized, this needed to be addressed in my theory. I just thought it was heresy to have any theory about how […]
Bigfoot Argument
How many people would need to have seen Bigfoot for you to believe that he exists? There have been about 3500 alleged Bigfoot sightings since 1960. If Christianity is true, the Holy Spirit exists. [John […]
Critiquing Catholicism
Yesterday, I had a conversation on Youtube, mainly on Catholicism. I had done some brief reading of the basics, but I never really dove in. Here’s the debate for anyone who is interested. In Roman […]
Today is
Tomorrow isn’t. The more I think about it, that is the biggest lie that people seem to live by. That the fact that all of the days of their existence somehow promises them another day. […]
Rethinking the Bachelor
Preliminary Reading: Defining Love Every week, my wife sits down to watch the Bachelor. Sometimes I can convince myself to watch with her. Sometimes it takes alcohol. Regardless, I have watched more of the Bachelor […]
Satan’s Fall
Prerequisites: Animals Don’t Kill themselves, Rethinking Eden The Fall in Eden was not the first sin. It was the first human sin. Before humanity, there was a rebellion in heaven. And that was lead by […]
Fear of Public Speaking
Public speaking is more feared than death, and apparently could effect 75% of the population. But why? It’s simply speaking in front of other people. Maybe it’s because of judgment. In a room of a […]
Rethinking Eden
In Christianity, there is one story from which all other stories flow. One act that dooms all of mankind. It’s the story of Eden. It takes place in Genesis three. And it’s a familiar story: […]
Choose Your Induction
Read the comfort zone first. My wife and I just finished watching The Pharmacist on Netflix, which I highly recommend. It got me thinking about addiction. With comfort in mind, what is the difference between […]
Ending the Comfort Zone
We all have a comfort zone. There are certain things that we prefer. And other things that we prefer not to do. And some things we’ve never done. Things inside the comfort zone are obviously […]