Leading up to the election and on election day, I repeatedly encountered people calming their fears by saying, “It’s OK. No matter what happens, God is still on the throne.”
I identify as a Christian, but I find this sentiment
Leading up to the election and on election day, I repeatedly encountered people calming their fears by saying, “It’s OK. No matter what happens, God is still on the throne.”
I identify as a Christian, but I find this sentiment
Is God a “good Father”?
My answer: No. At least, not as many people conceive God.
Consider two claims that I hear about God quite often:
Claim 1: God does not owe us anything.
Claim 2: All
I don’t like the Christian doctrine of Hell.
I write this with a full awareness that the truth depends absolutely not at all on my personal preferences and sensibilities. What is, is, regardless of what I think or how
I was reflecting today on the life of Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha.
According to Buddhist myth, Siddhartha was born under a prophecy that he would either become a great military ruler or a supremely enlightened holy man. His