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Recognizing fakes
In an age of AI and with scams seeming to be everywhere, we are very aware that everything is not what it claims to be. Are you good at recognizing scams and counterfeits. In the early centuries of the church, they also had to be able to recognize writings that were...
Is eyewitness testimony important?
Some suggest that the people of the first century were eager gullible people who really did not worry about verifying facts. There have always been gullible people. What do we know about the early Christian believers and the way they demanded truth? Did they care?...
Bent Rock Layers and Deep Time
Sedimentary rocks are often “bent” (folded). If they were hard rocks at the time of the folding, then that folding must have happened over millions of years. If they were soft sediments at the time of deformation, then it could have happened more quickly. Which do the rocks tell us occurred?
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem
traditional site of Jesus’ crucifixion, burial and resurrection
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Jesus was the Devine agent in Creation (Colossians 1:16) How do we see His hand at work in creation?
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We are limited to 3 spacial dimensions and 1 time dimension. God is not. A good way to think about God is to think of Him as existing in more dimensions and how our minds can’t completely understand Him because of this.
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