The Biblical Flood: A Response to Genetic Corruption?
Some scholars suggest that the biblical flood may have been more than a judgment on human sin; it could also have been a response to genetic corruption.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Some scholars suggest that the biblical flood may have been more than a judgment on human sin; it could also have been a response to genetic corruption.
We live in a a scary time–wars, disease, elections, hurricanes. There’s little hope. But take a moment to consider the tiny hummingbird for inspiration.
Does the gazelle get to call its lawyer? Of course not. That’s nature—ruthless, indifferent, and completely void of justice.
In the Bible, we read how the Israelites, over and over, didn’t measure up to God’s laws. And they saw the consequences. Are we any better today at measuring up?
Throughout history, nations have risen and fallen under the sovereign will of God, according to His divine laws. Scripture teaches us that God’s kingdom is built upon laws that govern not only individuals but also nations.
While faith in God makes everything worth it, it doesn’t make everything easy. In fact, the faith journey is a usually a long, unpaved winding road.
Throughout history, individuals of faith have faced the moral dilemma of whether to obey earthly authorities or stand firm in their allegiance to a higher, divine command.
The Pope is correct that issues of morality can get quite complicated. Fortunately, God made it simple for us by carving the important stuff into stone tablets.
When Moses went to Pharaoh and demanded, “Let my people go,” he had no idea of the power that God was about to unleash on Egypt. But did you know that there was a specific reason for each of the plagues?
You’ve heard the phrase, “Let go, and let God.” As the autumn leaves begin to fall, maybe it’s time for us to let go of a few things that separate us from God.
Do you know that you should pray, but you don’t get around to it as often as you ought to? Do you have trouble staying focused when you pray? Try these tips!
In the wake of yet another tragic school shooting, the debate often centers around guns, but the true issue runs deeper. Neither a thought nor a prayer has ever stopped a bullet, but tragically, the bodies of children and teachers have
Are you worried that trusting in a powerful God is a waste of your time? Are you too smart to believe in a fairy tale? Take 5 minutes to consider otherwise.
God didn’t exactly design humans to be crammed in cubicles, scrolling through spreadsheets, and suffering through Monday morning traffic jams.
Is the Book of Ecclesiastes hopeful or depressing? The answer to both questions–yes. In his declining years, the author–probably Solomon–summarizes his life.
Nehemiah’s tale is not just a story of physical reconstruction but a metaphor for the restoration of faith, community, and order.
What can we learn from Queen Esther? In the face of a crisis, her courage saved the Jews from annihilation. Perhaps we are each made for such a time as this.
A remarkable short story, the Book of Ruth may be brief, but it has a powerful message. It also gives a stunning insight into how many people choose a religion.
The universe’s remarkable fine-tuning, often referred to as the “Goldilocks theory,” presents a compelling argument for those who view the world through a theistic lens.
Welcome to the 21st century, where a huge portion of the planet has unwittingly joined an ancient pagan religion. Yes, folks, we are witnessing the resurgence of earth worship, and climate change is its dogma. Forget about reasoned debate or scientific discourse—this modern cult demands nothing less than full submission and a lifetime of penance …