November 27, 2022
“Norman Geisler considers his view a ‘middle’ ground position, however, many Reformed critics of Geisler could categorize him as holding a weakened form of Arminianism.” — Peter Sammons, Reprobation and God’s Sovereignty, 109, n.14 This is a follow-up to my post of a few weeks back. I had mentioned Dr. Norman Geisler as a notable […]
Tags: accurate representation, anti-Calvinists, Calvinism, doctrines of grace, double predestination, extreme Calvinist, God's sovereignty, historical misunderstanding, Hyper-Calvinism, mischaracterization, misrepresentation, moderate Calvinist, Norman Geisler, Peter Sammons, predestination, redefinition of terms, Reformed theology, reprobation, supralapsarianism, ultimacy
Posted in Religion |
November 20, 2022
You might read that title and think I’m a little weird. But, by the end of this post, you’ll be thankful for the lil fellas, too. (Though you may still think I’m weird.) A few years ago, I was having some digestive issues. (Nothing major.) I don’t remember the details — probably just as well […]
Tags: A.J. Roberts, bacteria, brain health, digestive health, fighting malnutrition, fighting obesity, gut microbes, healthy diet, Hugh Ross, Intelligent Design, metabolism, microbiome, microbiota, natal development, neurochemistry, probiotics, RTB
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
November 13, 2022
Kanye West — I refuse to call him ‘Ye’ — gets a lot of grief. This has been especially true in recent years, now that he has adopted a largely conservative political view and become a Christian (of some sort). As with Donald Trump, some of the criticism is fair, thanks to his big ego […]
Tags: anti-Semitism, backtracking, bad theology, bipolar disorder, Black Jews?, Black voice, business relationships, business woes, Candace Owens, controversial t-shirts, death con 3, Drink Champs, Instagram exchange with Diddy, Jewish business owners, Jewish conspiracy, Kanye West, misperception, offensive remarks, remarks about George Floyd, Tucker Carlson, White Lives Matter
Posted in Politics, Politics & Religion, Religion, Uncategorized |
November 6, 2022
“The more you investigate, the more likely you are to find that there is LESS to these stories than meets the eye.” — astronomer Andrew Fraknoi, Science Education and Outreach: Forging a Path to the Future journal Continuing from Part 1, we again consider the question asked in the post’s title: When is a UFO […]
Tags: alien spacecraft, CUFOS, environmental factors, faulty human perception, flying saucer, fraud, hoaxes, identified flying object, IFO, instrumental factors, John A. Saliba, man-made phenomena, misidentification, mysterious lights, natural explanation, natural phenomena, scientific investigation, subjective cases, UAP, UFO
Posted in Science |