Philosophy, Theology, Chrsitianity 5/6

Are We Possibly Too Evolved for Evolution To Be True?

Traditionalism at a Glance I believe the traditional doctrine of hell is well enough understood that I will not spend a great deal of...

Conditional Immortality Conditional Immortality - or “conditionalism,” “annihilationism,” “extinctionism,” or “terminalism” - “is the...

Universalism Evangelical universalism - or “universal reconciliation” or “restorationism” - is the view that God intends to save every...

Introduction In his introduction to The Other Side of the Good News, Larry Dixon says, “Today’s ‘kinder and gentler’ evangelicalism seems...

The troubles of this world shrink to nothing when compared to eternity with God. Paul said, "We do not lose heart. For this slight,...

1. To the Christian, probably the most obvious good that comes from suffering is repentance. Many times after suffering, nations and...

God cannot actualize a contradiction. Man’s free will and a world without evil are contradictory states, since free will necessarily...

Romans 1:20-21 says, "For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes are clearly seen, being understood by the things that...

Those who question the traditional doctrine of hell have a fundamental misunderstanding of one or more of the following: the nature of...

Foremost, as a Christian, I believe no one is truly “good.” As I said in my post about suffering for Adam's sin, through Adam sin entered...

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