
An Omniscient God and a “Clear” Bible
The Bible is much easier to understand when you know the original cultural, historical and literary context
The Bible is much easier to understand when you know the original cultural, historical and literary context
“Through the suffering of Christ,” said Luther, “the suffering of all his saints has become utterly holy, for it has been touched with Christ’s suffering.”
John Calvin habitually paints the motives and acts of Catholics in the most unfavorable light.
What is the difference between a materialist who believes dark matter exists and a theist who believes spirit exists?
With a little knowledge of the geography of the region, this apparent contradiction can be resolved.
“Detachment from riches is necessary for entering the Kingdom of heaven. ‘Blessed are the poor in spirit.’” (CCC 2556)
The idea that one staff could be the staff of Moses, Aaron and God is perfectly biblical.
While the Calf was condemned as gross idolatry, the Ark was a permitted non-idolatrous religious image, sanctioned by God, complete with explicit instructions.
One part of the Christmas story that has puzzled many is where Matthew states that the star “went before” the wise men. Proper biblical exegesis can help here.
What astronomical data tells us about planetary conjunctions that may have occurred in relation to the birth of Jesus and/or the wise men visiting him.
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