It is sometimes claimed that the idea that God created the world with apparent age makes God deceptive. He creates a Young earth and yet gives it the appearance of a world that appears as if the world is billions … Continue reading Creation and Deception
There have been a lot of talk of Jordan Peterson. Jordan Bernt Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist, cultural critic, and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. His main areas of study are in abnormal, social, and personality psychology, with a particular interest in the psychology of religious and ideological belief, and the assessment and … Continue reading Jordan Peterson and his “Faith”
I watched a video in which a woman asked Ben Shapiro questions about his worldview. These often vary on subjects from politics to metaphysics. He gives his view of what he believes about the afterlife: https://youtu.be/z7sg7CmyMb8?t=36s He thinks we have a “divine spark” and that at the end of time we will be “absorbed” back into God. That is an interesting and strange view. It seems to me essentially incoherent. Man is essentially apart of God. He thinks there is a possibility that we might maintain our individuality, but how could we if we are united to God? If the … Continue reading Shapiro on the Afterlife
This is a link that gives you the mixed bag view of Professor Jordan Peterson. I think this analysis is correct. https://nimcanada.org/2018/01/22/jordan-peterson-and-christianity-2/ Continue reading Jordan Peterson
Here is my response to an apostate named Em: “I wouldn’t say ‘reject’, I would say highly skeptical about the nature of him.” I think you have because Christ is our ultimate authority. You are saying he isn’t trustworthy because of your childish excuses. So, a pretend neutrality is not going to make you seem more rational to me. “Most of the Gnostic’s, and early documents (gospels) are written at least 20-50 years after the fact; to which many of the disciples by this time would have been dead.” You’ve always had a common habit of saying easily refuted statements. … Continue reading Foolish Ramblings
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