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In 2009, Al Mohler warned about the increasing tendency of evangelicals to abrogate the historic doctrine of Hell. He wrote, “The traditional doctrine of hell now bears the mark of odium theologium—a doctrine retained only by the most stalwart defenders of conservative theology, Catholic and Protestant. Its defenders are seemingly…
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Carl Trueman has a thought-provoking essay here entiled “Playing God, Becoming Nothing.” In a nutshell, he argues that when we attempt to play God, we ultimately destroy ourselves. This is of course the lesson in Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein. “when the Promethean act that makes us feel and act…
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John Mac Ghlionn has an important opinion piece here on the ramifications of AI (artificial intelligence). “Attempts to turn artificial intelligence into a god are both pathetic and revealing. There is something almost poignant about a species clever enough to build machines that can compose symphonies and diagnose cancer yet…
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April 16, 1945 was judgment day for Weimar in Nazi Germany as the city elites were forced to see first-hand the consequences of Nazi ideas at nearby Buchenwald concentration camp. This video shows how Patton forced the city’s elite residents to see (and smell) the horrific atrocities that were the…
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Seal’s fammous song “Love’s Divine” is often misunderstood. I had always assumed it was about romantic affection. And then today, while listening to it, it suddenly struck me that it is in fact a powerful spiritual song about divine love (“love divine“) and has nothing to do with romamtic affection.…
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A thousand years ago, Anselm of Canterbury offered his now-famous Ontological argument for the existence of God. He was trying to produce the simplest, most powerful argument he could for God’s existence. While it is simple in construct, it is challenging to grasp. For a thousand years, philosophers and theologians…
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Mark Rushdooney has an interesting perspective on time here. Time is a great mystery. Rushdooney affirms that God ultimately brings meaning to time. “Scripture gives us a transcendent meaning to time and history. Time is, without God, at best meaningless. At worst it is our enemy because it leads us…
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Trying to wrap your head around the magnitude of God’s infinite justice and love? There is a reason that Scripture declares the universe opens the door for us to the glory of God (Psalm 19:1). Watch this video.
Christian Apologetics 