DVD error on Vista: “This file does not have a program associated with for performing this action. Create an association in the Set Associations control panel.”
Today I decided to take Samuel with me weed killing in the back, and I got to give him some simple advice about the glories of manhood…
An honest look at Armenian and Calvinist theology concerning salvation.
Today I was listening to “Misery Signals,” a (in my opinion) very good metal band out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This band raises an interesting question about faith that I would like to comment on.
I gave a speech for my small group at church on the importance of reason in the Christian faith. For those of you who know me, you know that this has been a very important topic to me, and I was very excited for the opportunity to speak on it.
I’ve been listening to a song recently that I would like to share with you. I believe that one should not turn their back on challenges against their beliefs, but should in the name of all honesty and sincerity be able to face them and acknowledge them for what they are, even if there are no solid answers. I find this song personally challenging to my own beliefs, appreciate it for its honesty, and accept it as a real, living and breathing challenge many have about the existence of God that has little to do with academics.
Today everything has to make sense. One can argue and rationalize about beliefs, and one feels the burden of proof laid upon them for the things they believe. If something does not make sense, why believe it? I certainly feel this way. Should I believe in something that does not make sense to me? The answer is as I expect, “No.” Why not? “Because it wouldn’t make sense to believe in something that doesn’t make sense.”
Naturalism holds that nothing exists beyond what can be seen, heard, touched, tasted, or smelled. There is a sense in which this view is self-refuting.
Regarding a report by Pew Internet & American Life Project: Most teens play video games, most teens aren’t anti-social.
