Here's the link to Acts 10. The word "God" is not a name; it's a category. I say this because if someone I don't know tells me they believe in God, one of my first thoughts is: What God? Because who knows what they think God is or what God is like. The word "God" …
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After my three recent posts on construction, deconstruction, and reconstruction, I had a few extra thoughts I thought worth sharing. To begin, this whole process of construction, deconstruction, and reconstruction is all about going through a time of serious doubts regarding your faith. It's a period of profound questioning, one many experience. Some find that …
Thank you, Charles Schulz. I needed to say that first. So, I think much of Rob Bell’s theology, particularly in books of his like Love Wins and What We Talk About When We Talk About God, is riddled with confusion and error. His positions often seem unclear. When questioned about what he’s written, his muddled …
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