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Tag Archives: belief
The God Who Isn’t
I am going to start out with a statement that may cause some of you to scratch their heads: Many Christians believe the same things about God that many atheists do. The problem is that western theology tends to build … Continue reading
Trust And Obey
In Sunday School, we used to sing this song: When we walk with the Lord In the light of his word, What a glory he sheds on our way! While we do his good will, He abides with us still, … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, childhood, faith, gospel, legalism, pietists, trust, trust and obey
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My Childhood God
Sometime tonight between wandering around Borders looking at NT Wright’s latest book as well as a collection of essays called “Belief” and walking out to my car, I had a very interesting revelation. As most really cool revelations go, I … Continue reading
More on morality and atheism
This post follows up on the discussion on my prior post, Moral reasons for atheism, in which I suggested that many atheists choose not to believe in God because of moral issues – they don’t want to change, acknowledge sin, … Continue reading