I know he can get the job. But can he do the job? God is both transcendent and immanent; He is both three and one. This revelation has provided Christianity with some extremely powerful philosophical tools. A proper and thought out understanding of these revelations, judged by the person of Christ, who was both fully God and fully man, is a tool by which we the...
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Much of what happens here on earth is about what we agree with in heaven (Luke 11:2). The course of our life is affected by our tongue (Prov. 18:21, James 3:6). We open and close portals of possibility in the heavens that affect physical ‘realities’. Take the question, “Is light a particle or is it a wave?”, if you were to try to find out; the results are...
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We use words every day. We use them with varying intentions, some good, some not so good. I think sometimes we use too many words. What I mean is, we may let a string of words come out of our mouth without stopping to let the recipient really digest the meaning of our words. To let them sink in and possibly grab a hold of their heart. Every single word has a...
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It is amazing to see God’s handiwork in the way He created the world. There are so many different things that make up his physical creation. The diversity is mindboggling; everywhere I look the unique and wonderful variety is breathtaking. Yet this is composed of a relatively few number of different types of parts. Basically it is all made up of atoms. And these...
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“The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed my heritage is beautiful to me.” Psalm 16:6 G.K Chesterton is credited as saying, “Morality, like art, means drawing a line some place.” In our current culture this may not be a popular idea. Looking at our education system it would appear that truth is in the eye of the beholder. When math problems are no...
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Jeanna Bryner, senior writer for LiveScience.com writes that sociologists are finding the heated debate over health care “has more to do with our illogical thought processes than reality” (8/26/09). And she is right. The thought processes of the American people are based primarily on emotional justification and, consequently, steeped in confusion. Logic, the process...
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