• Two Challenges to the Infallibility of the Holy Scriptures

    Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution sparked a decline in faith, influencing the work of Bishop Brooke Foss Westcott and Professor Fenton John Anthony Hort. They questioned the infallibility of the Bible and denied the historicity of Genesis, impacting modern Bible translations and Christian beliefs.

  • What? A Miracle, Or, What A Miracle!

    I describe an experience of being misdiagnosed with a heart attack, only to later find out that it was most likely a mistake due to a technician error in the initial ECG scan. I thank God for my healthy heart amidst ongoing medical tests and uncertainties.

  • Cosmic Storytelling

    This content discusses the power of storytelling in describing cosmological theories, emphasizing the potential bias and limitations in presenting scientific information to the public. It calls for critical thinking and warns about the deceptive nature of established narratives.

  • Theory of Everything by Dark Matter

    The letter, written by a particle physicist, explains the role of dark matter in the universe’s creation and development. It is all satire, written April 1st.

  • Science the New Religion

    In today’s society, science is often treated like a religion, and questioning its findings can lead to harsh criticism. Skepticism is healthy, as history has shown the fallibility of scientific claims.

  • Why is Dark Matter Everywhere in the Cosmos?

    Astronomers rely on indirect observations and interpretations, rather than direct experiments, in their study of dark matter. The existence and properties of dark matter, crucial for cosmological models, remain unproven and are based on assumptions.

  • The Coming Long Dark Winter?

    In “Dark Winter, How the Sun Is Causing a 30-Year Cold Spell,” John L. Casey challenges the global warming narrative, attributing climate change to solar activity with supporting evidence and predictions about future cooling.

  • Where Are God’s Actual Words Written?

    Would you believe it if someone told you that the Christian Church has been without the true Words of God for at least the period of c.350 to 1870?

  • What is the Meaning of Repent?

    John the Baptist and Jesus Christ opened their ministries on Earth calling for repentance. What does biblical repentance mean?

  • Is Dark Matter the Unknown God?

    This article addresses the concept of “dark matter” in cosmology, arguing it is a placeholder for unknown phenomena. It highlights the need for new physics to explain observations without relying on dark matter.

  • Synopsis: A Biblical Creationist Cosmogony

    The starlight-travel-time problem has been a difficult issue for biblical creationists for a long time. Big Bang cosmologists also have their own starlight-travel-time problem but creationists have proposed various solutions to this problem in the past decade or more. Recently I proposed an expansion on a solution, first proposed by Jason Lisle, in an article entitled “A…

  • The Deity of Christ in the New Testament Scriptures

    The deity of Christ is debated due to differences in Greek NT manuscripts. Most translations confirm Christ’s deity, but nuances exist.

  • Did John Calvin Have a Man Executed for Heresy?

    John Calvin, a Reformer, implemented a church-state theocracy in Geneva. He faced controversy, including the execution of Michael Servetus, but also founded a successful Academy dedicated to science and religion.

  • The Just Shall Live!

    The phrase “the just shall live by faith” is often interpreted to mean living on earth by faith instead of by law. However, an alternative perspective is that it emphasizes the transition from spiritual death to life through Christ’s sacrifice and grace.

  • An Eternal Big Bang Universe

    The Big Bang Theory, initially contested by the Steady State Theory, experienced significant advancements. Scientists’ beliefs, like Georges Lemaître’s theist aspect and Stephen Hawking’s quantum singularity notion, influenced its acceptance and religious implications are debated. This contrasts with recent theories proposing an eternal universe, rejecting the conventional singularity.

  • Does God Love or Hate Sinners?

    The content explores the concept of God’s love and hatred for sinners, citing various biblical verses. It emphasizes God’s love as the ultimate act of sacrifice and grace for our redemption.

  • Making Sense of the Census of Quirinius

    The debate on the year of Jesus’ birth centers around Luke 2:1-5. The use of different Greek words indicates a census for future tax collection by the Romans, not a direct tax collection. This challenges traditional interpretations.

  • Daniel 12 Prophecy

    Daniel 12 continues the discussion from the previous chapters. It addresses the suffering of the Jews, resurrection, and the spread of the Gospel message. The chapter also points to endurance in the face of tribulation and the ongoing spiritual warfare.