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A blog about Christian matters from a 21st Century perspective, including material outside of the Bible, such as the Shroud of Turin and near-death experiences.
2023-08-13 15:21
During a lengthy period of reading, listening to historical material about early Christianity on DVDs as well as my own thinking, I consider it seems that hardly anyone has ever clearly desc… Read More
2023-02-03 18:00
WHY JESUS’ CRUCIFIXION SICKENS US
Each year, in Christian churches during Passion Week, the subject of Jesus’ crucifixion is described in elusive terms, but rarely in much det… Read More
2022-09-29 01:03
In at least recent years, Messianic Jews (who also accept Yeshua—Jesus—as their Messiah) have proposed that He was not born during Christmastime, but rather earlier in the year… Read More
2022-07-07 18:59
After reading British historian Michael Grant’s (still available) strong yet concise introductory 1977 treatise on Jesus, it oddly occurred to me that I have not written anything… Read More
2022-03-03 20:15
One of my interests has become to look at the state of our Christian faith, not merely that of the Church, but, more broadly, its state in the larger context of Western society. Most keenly… Read More
2022-01-16 15:46
What you would call My hands fashioned everything you see & taste that stays unconjured by your human doings, despite all of your techno-progress you only hear because I allow silence &a&hell…Read More
2021-10-02 01:08
I am writing this in response to reading Episcopalian pastor Fleming Rutledge’s book, The Crucifixion (2015), which has received many accolades, including Christianity Today’s Bo… Read More
2021-05-20 23:43
The Trinity, as a conceptual effort to better understand Jesus’ own use of “Father, Son and Holy Spirit” in Matthew 28:19 regarding baptism (its only appearance in the Gosp… Read More
2021-01-21 17:41
After reading Michael Novak’s book, No One Sees God (2008) several years ago, as much as I enjoyed the book, it has been its title that has stuck most with me, the clear simplicity of… Read More
2020-06-14 21:16
I am writing this shortly after two major hurricanes have ripped through both my adopted state of North Carolina as well as Florida and Georgia. These hurricanes have flooded or destroyed ho… Read More
2019-12-10 16:33
Long before any religion formed and named itself, whether pagan or monotheistic, there was our Natural world. Our earliest sense of God’s divinity came once men and women recognized th… Read More
2019-08-23 17:14
As a physician for many years, I have at times been faced with patients suffering from diseases from which they will not recover, that they are going to die, and soon. While we are taught to… Read More
2019-06-08 17:47
I am finishing up reading a book about the Puritans, which focuses on their sense of persecution in England and coming to what will become Massachusetts in the 1620s to establish a sense of… Read More
2019-03-27 22:15
First, about the title. Some will either feel offended or correct me for being historically wrong, since we all know that Jesus was crucified by the Romans. Although I am a Christian, this e… Read More
2019-01-28 00:40
Several years ago, I read a book entitled No One Sees God, which strikes me as the starting place for all religious doctrines, whether Christian, Jewish or otherwise. Perhaps it was the anci… Read More
2018-09-03 21:13
What is the place of John the Baptist in the trajectory between the Old and New Testaments? What does his work say about God’s frustration with us after His long attempts, through both… Read More
2018-08-05 19:57
Question: “Have you ever experienced divine intervention”?
40% (free will) —— 40% (Bible) —– 20% (Shroud of Turin / near-death events)
psychology portion:… Read More
2018-07-17 14:23
Several years ago, my wife and I left the Presbyterian church we had been attending for 12 years. While we seriously deliberated our decision for much of last year, once it was done, we felt… Read More
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