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Tag Archives: faith
A little philosophical diversion: Why the Outsider Test for Faith fails
Okay, every once in a while I just have to comment on the ridiculous nature of certain atheists’ attempts to appear superior to people who don’t think “faith” is a bad word. I really should just unsubscribe to the Debunking … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, causality, Christianity, faith, fallacy, godel, hume, kant, loftus, modernism, OTF, stephen hawking
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Even in the Darkest Moments
For children, as you may recall, the world is a very unsettling place. Parents often take the place of God for children, which is one of the reasons I believe God invented them. Parents model God to their children. Parents, … Continue reading
Posted in This I know, Uncategorized
Tagged a mighty fortress, crisis, faith, grace, Luther, This I know, trust
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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
Posted in This I know, Uncategorized
Tagged belief, childhood, faith, gospel, legalism, pietists, trust, trust and obey
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This I Know
As I write in my introductory post My Childhood God, I have discovered that I still believe in the same God I believed in as a child. That is, I believe much of the same things about God that I … Continue reading