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Tag Archives: Creator deity
What is philosophy for?
“What is truth?” Pilate asked of Jesus. Jesus had just asserted that he had come into the world to testify to the truth. Pilate used this to close off the conversation, as he knew that truth is exceedingly difficult to … Continue reading
Religion
At a time like Easter it is common to ponder on one’s faith. Whether one is religious or considers religion to be a delusion and waste of time and effort, one almost certainly aware of the origins of Easter, if … Continue reading
Posted in General, Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Religion
Tagged A. W. Tozer, Adam, Anger, Book of Isaiah, Christ, Creator deity, God, Jesus, Lord, Love of God
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Weather or not.
(One day late again – this is becoming annoying!) The human race probably evolved language for the single purpose of being able to discuss the weather. It’s one of the first things that people learn about when learning a foreign … Continue reading
Posted in General, Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Science, Weather
Tagged Abrahamic religions, Afghan Girl, Africa, Afrotheria, Allah, Allele frequency, Antediluvian, Arabic language, Atheism, Belief, Common descent, Creator deity, Deity, Evolution, God, Jesus, Joe Hanson, Natural selection, PBS, Proceedings of the Royal Society
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