Monthly Archives: April 2013

In Christian belief, God reveals himself in both the written book of the Bible and the created “book” of the natural world. Thus, the truths we find in scripture should not conflict with the truths we find in nature. Yet … Continue reading →

I call the knowledge and state of our society relative to the Kingdom of God Toyspace. As for relating everything to God liken unto the scripture “Do everything unto the Lord…” Toyspace has been sanctified unto God only. In our … Continue reading →

“If I have told you earthly things, and ye believe not, how shall ye believe if I tell you of heavenly things?” (John 3:12). The Christian polemicist frequently is confronted with the problem of the scientific “errors” in Scripture, especially … Continue reading →

The bible predicts that the plowman shall over take the reaper of the harvest, meaning that our life becomes liken unto a vendor’s machine; as soon as one put the coins into the machine out comes the reward. In a … Continue reading →

I am going to let the scriptures speak for themselves. I found them explicitly informative for those with little imagination…much imagination, very informative. Job 38:4-30 “Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you … Continue reading →

Many world religions predict an end to this world. Christianity does, too; however, it emphasizes the futility of trying to predict doomsday’s timing and instead instructs all humanity to focus on living in a way that is pleasing to God. … Continue reading →

If you ask Christians what they are most thankful for out of everything in their lives, you’ll likely find that Christ’s “amazing grace” tops the list. For those willing to accept the offer, Jesus’ sacrificial death paid the way to … Continue reading →

Cultural fascination with UFOs has taken off. A 1996 Gallup Poll found that half of Americans believe UFOs are real, and 12 percent claim to have witnessed a UFO. Worldwide, UFO experts estimate millions of alleged sightings in the past … Continue reading →

Does big bang cosmology best explain the universe’s history? The model has been subjected to exhaustive testing, but one test that could solidify the case has—until now—eluded researchers. If the big bang model is correct, then it should account for … Continue reading →

Human beings climb. Always have, always will. First hills, then mountains, then pinnacles so high they’re called “death zones.” That’s as high as legs could carry them, but not high enough. So people invented balloons, blimps, airplanes, and spacecraft, the … Continue reading →