If God exists, he is not the God of the Christian Bible. At least this is the conclusion drawn by
“Violence is incompatible with the nature of God.” In his 2006 Regensburg Address, Pope Benedict XVI penned this line as
My previous post at Strange Notions underscored the often-unacknowledged philosophical premises at work when believers and non-believers sit down to debate about
Now that our semester here at Benedictine College is coming to a close, I am able to take some moments
“What great nation is there that has a god so near to it as the LORD our God is to
Read Psalm 137. Read it all the way through, including its final few lines: O daughter of Babylon, you devastator!
This month I have a variety of thoughts to share with my readers which I am linking to below. First,
This is not an easy question to answer when you look at all the evidence honestly, but there are answers
The existence of the devil is not very compatible with modern thinking. Such is the view confronted by Benedict XVI
I was happy to find out this week that my forthcoming book is in the Fall catalog of Catholic University
If God exists, he is not the God of the Christian Bible. At least this is the conclusion drawn by
“Violence is incompatible with the nature of God.” In his 2006 Regensburg Address, Pope Benedict XVI penned this line as
My previous post at Strange Notions underscored the often-unacknowledged philosophical premises at work when believers and non-believers sit down to debate about
Now that our semester here at Benedictine College is coming to a close, I am able to take some moments
“What great nation is there that has a god so near to it as the LORD our God is to
Read Psalm 137. Read it all the way through, including its final few lines: O daughter of Babylon, you devastator!
This month I have a variety of thoughts to share with my readers which I am linking to below. First,
This is not an easy question to answer when you look at all the evidence honestly, but there are answers
The existence of the devil is not very compatible with modern thinking. Such is the view confronted by Benedict XVI
I was happy to find out this week that my forthcoming book is in the Fall catalog of Catholic University