“Eye for eye, tooth for tooth” – Deuteronomy’s Justice
“Ultimately God is the final Judge, and in the meantime, people can (and do!) break His commands and commit many unjust and evil acts. Likewise, many courts have been (and still are!) corrupt and the innocent are unfairly punished for the crimes of the guilty. However, Deuteronomy did provide one caveat which was intended to severely curb such behavior…”
Well?? How would YOU respond to these fellows??
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Ever wonder why so many people believe in the rapture?
“Dispensationalism’s most defining feature is its belief in “the Rapture”, where Jesus will return partially to earth and invisibly in order to “catch/snatch away” (Latin: rapturo) believers before unleashing a hellish 7-year (or 3.5 year, depending on which version one embraces) period known as “the Great Tribulation.”…”
My first eBook “Cleansed and Abiding” is now live!
I mean, self-published eBooks count, right? I’ll just assume my Pulitzer will be arriving shortly… 
The danger of Christians “standing with Israel”…or any other nation!
Last week I saw a picture on a Facebook page that had a drawing of the star of David with the words “I STAND WITH ISRAEL” imposed over it. Artistically, it was a beautiful design. Theologically, it was very troubling. I believe Christians (and even Jews) who proudly boast of “standing with Israel” as a [...]
Creating a Jesus in our own political image
“This is nothing new of course; many people on BOTH sides of the American political spectrum have been claiming to represent Jesus (or rather, that Jesus represents THEM) for as long as there has been partisan politics!”
Explain the Trinity…and make it quick!!
“…so God made his Son a God? Doesn’t they defy the rule that Christianity is monotheistic in nature? What if God just started making more Gods? How did God know his son was going to use his power for good (he is human after all)? Did/Does God have superior God skills over Jesus? How does the Holy Spirit play into all this?”
Critique of “What’s the Least I can believe and still be a Christian?” by Martin Thielen
“First I want to stress that throughout the book, Thielen’s pastoral heart shines through and one realizes that he genuinely does have a sincere desire for people’s lives to be transformed by the power of the Risen Christ.”
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