New Age Astral bodies. Ancient Egyptian Ka's. Jewish Angels. Are these what the afterlife holds? How does an immortal body compare to the mortal one we shed at death? Read more
New Age Astral bodies. Ancient Egyptian Ka's. Jewish Angels. Are these what the afterlife holds? How does an immortal body compare to the mortal one we shed at death? Read more
Death in naturalism is considered natural. Only natural. When yer dead, yer dead. Get over it. Don't ask for more. That's answer to the afterlife question. Read more
Even though the Grim Reaper comes to us all, our anxiety leads us to deny death as long as we can. But, denial of death leads to sin, to trying to steal the life force from our neighbors. Can faith relieve our anxiety and reduce our sinning against our neighbors? Read more
Two Mass Shootings Per Day Two mass shootings per day. That’s what I’m thinking about. I am writing this post in northern California. I glance occasionally at the TV screen over my right shoulder. There I see that San Mateo police have just handcuffed a mass shooter–Zhao Chunli–near two coastal mushroom farms near Half Moon Bay. Seven dead so far. I write as he’s being taken in a squad car to jail. Yesterday was a bountiful day for murder too.... Read more
Are the Bible and Big Bang cosmology consonant? Yes. The notion of Time=0 may not provide an eye witness to the biblical notion of the beginning of time and space; but it does provide a scientific character witness. Read more
Known for his leadership in the dialogue between theology & science, Luis Oviedo promotes human flourishing on behalf of the credibility of religion's contribution to prosocial behavior. Read more
Benedict XVI's career as a systematic theologian is well worth remembering. Here we look at his treatment of the soul in (1) the resurrection of the dead and in (2) the stem cell controversy. Read more
The Christian nationalist dragon, like other myths, makes the knight--in this case, the knight is the progressive anti-Christian nationalist, look brave. Would you like to donate? Read more
For here we see the great and wonderful work of God, that for the sake of poor, wretched humanity He lets His only begotten Son take upon Him human nature and become truly human, and as such endure all weakness and misery, nay take upon Him even our sins, though without sin in Himself, and become a sacrifice for them, in order that we might learn to thank and praise God for this great benefit, that we poor, wretched, nay even condemned persons, today attain to such great honor of becoming one flesh and blood with the Son of God. -- Martin Luther Read more
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