Quis ut Deus?
There continues to be an alarming amount of scorn towards deconstruction, the process of re-analyzing one's faith, and this venom deserves addressing. Read more
There continues to be an alarming amount of scorn towards deconstruction, the process of re-analyzing one's faith, and this venom deserves addressing. Read more
In Psalm 94:18-19, we see a reminder that God actively works to soothe the anxious pangs of the heart, encouraging us to keep marching on. Read more
In "Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban", we see Harry perform an action that works as a great analogy for the "Good Samaritan" parable. Read more
The story of David and Jonathan in 1 Samuel is a touching tale of love and friendship that undermined King Saul's ill will. Read more
Reading about King Saul's slaughter of the city of Nob in 1 Samuel is disturbing to say the least, especially when it was a city of God's priests. Read more
Bibliolatry is a word that refers to Christians cherry-picking Bible verses for the sake of dogma. This can easily lead to using verses to justify abuse. Read more
Something that particularly bothers me about this John MacArthur scandal is the toxic take we're seeing on forgiveness and accountability. Read more
Defending Catholicism as a Protestant is important, especially in light of the arguable hatred our Catholic siblings receive for their faith. Read more
Addressing the issues with the "Sola Scriptura" ("only Scripture") belief entails discussing how it mishandles how we receive teaching and authority. Read more
Purgatory is a Catholic doctrine that baffles Protestant minds like mine. Understanding the nature of sin helps us comprehend why Purgatory exists. Read more
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