Christian Theology
The Holy Scriptures have contained literary themes expressed with metaphors and allegories from the time when Moses penned the first five books forward. The 40 years God’s chosen people wandered in the wildness gave God the time required for the slave generation to gradually perish in that desert land, but it also gave Moses time … Read more
The Source The most ancient texts of the Holy Scriptures were written more than 3,000 years ago and possibly as long as 4,000 years ago. The most recently authored texts were written 2,000 years ago. Christians understand and believe that the Triune God who is first described the opening chapters of The Book of Genesis, … Read more
It will no doubt seem odd to most readers and especially to my Christian readers to learn that the worship of God is not a matter of personal choice, style or preference. However if one pauses to connect the dots, that reality will become inescapably obvious. To begin with, God is ineffable. He is beyond … Read more
The God of the Judeo-Christian tradition is profoundly distinct from the so called gods described in the ancient civilizations of human history. A “short list” of the Revealed Attributes of (the Nature or Essence of) God includes that: God is Incomprehensible and Unknowable to Human Reason(Job 9:11 & I Timothy 6:16): God is unknowable to … Read more
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth(14 billion years ago and 4.5 billion years ago, respectively).” The commonly held, condescending and modernistic view, taught in most college level “comparative religions” classes, is the bogus, presumptuous and impertinent truism that all of the world’s religions are ultimately a result of primitive superstitions or … Read more
As described by the early church fathers at the ecumenical councils of Nicaea and Constantinople (AD 325 & 381 respectively) in the Nicene Creed: “I Believe in one God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, And of all things visible and invisible: And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God; … Read more
A Christian worldview is a “God’s eye” view of our world. Creation is both visible (the physical world) and invisible (the metaphysical, “spiritual” world). Ancient Christianity understands that the visible and invisible worlds are coexistent, transcendent and indistinguishable.
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