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Tag Archives: Religion
Searching for a plausible worldview
What way of seeing things corresponds most with reality and does not contradict what I clearly know to be true? Continue reading
Understanding salvation
Salvation is what God in grace did for me, not what I do to try to keep myself worthy of His grace. Continue reading
Why I am not religious
I do not believe in religion. Religion is a human attempt to find the way to God. It’s an empty and hopeless pursuit of something God already did for us. ____________________________________________ The gospel is good news about God’s loving pursuit … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Religion, Religion-not the answer, Repentance, Salvation
Tagged Faith in Christ, God's Love, Love, Religion, Salvation
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Confusing faith and science
When teachers suggest that the science of evolution leads to the philosophy of naturalism, they give students the misleading impression that the science of evolution offers more than it is capable of telling us. Continue reading
Posted in Creation, Evolution, Faith, God, God Particle, Intelligent Design, Philosophy, Religion, Science, University students, Wisdom
Tagged Creationism, Faith, Intelligent design, Philosophy, Religion, Science
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What we really need
Take a few moments and consider God’s answer to the human problem. Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Alcohol addiction, Anger, Change, Christianity, Counseling, Crisis, Culture, Depravity, Despair, Discouragement, Human depravity, Humanism, Reconciliation, Regeneration, Religion-not the answer, Repentance, Restoration, Salvation, Seeking God, Social work, Violence, Will of God, Wisdom, Worldview
Tagged God's solution, Religion, Salvation, Self-righteous
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Theophobia: Fear of religion in the Academy
A closer look at the discomfort in the Academy regarding religion. The Academy has an irrational fear of religion or “Theo-phobia.” Continue reading
Posted in Academy, Anthropology, Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Culture, Equal Rights, Equality, Fear of religion, Progressive?, Psychology, Science, THeo-phobia, Worldview
Tagged Fear of religion, Religion, theophobia
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Blaming Religion for violence
Old myths die slowly. Such is the case with the notion that religion is the primary cause of violence and oppression. Atheistic like Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris are well-known for promoting this myth. After 9/11, a British reporter echoed the … Continue reading