Genesis 9:4 and Leviticus 17:11, 14 forbid eating an animal’s blood because “the life is in the blood.” Although the animal is already dead, its life is still in the blood. If we ate the blood of an animal, we … Continue reading Transubstantiation and Cannibalism
Chris Matthew answered a few questions regarding logic and I wish to share them here. He was asked why logic couldn’t be descriptive and why couldn’t they just be in particular: I think there are several problems here. First, this … Continue reading Why couldn’t Logic just be Descriptive?
This was a conversation on the issue of the papacy in the early Church: Ultimate Bayleef: I would like to talk about the claim which the early Christians make that Rome is the Petrine see in which the unity of … Continue reading Optatus, Papacy, and Donatists
Click here to watch on YouTube Continue reading Why Consciousness is a Big Problem for Atheism (w/ J.P. Moreland)
I think there have been good articles written on the issue of preservation of the saints on other websites. I think it would be good to gather a few passages that don’t often make the list here. http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2019/02/can-christian-lose-salvation.html 2 Peter … Continue reading Can a Christian lose salvation?
I wish to share a quote from Dr. John Currid on the glory of God: But the word glory is also employed in a qualitative sense in the Bible. It can refer to something that is weighty, heavy, or filled with … Continue reading Greater than the Temple
Click here to watch it on youtube Continue reading Dr. Steven Nemes on Classical Theism and the Christian Scriptures
Here is a conversation over the topic of Freewill, the coherence of compatibilism, and issues relevant to such. Spicy: Alright, well last note from me then: I dont think intermediate explanations will help. We may be able to appeal to … Continue reading Determinism, Control, and Human Desire
Some maintain that presuppositionalism is really no different from post-modernism because it asserts that there is no objective source to lay aside our presuppositions and actually know the world apart from any worldviews. That we are merely stuck in our … Continue reading Is Presuppositionalism Postmodernism?
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