Flesh and Spirit I: Creation
"What is born of the flesh is flesh, and what is born of the spirit is spirit." — Jesus I want to talk about something which is essential to the Gospel, yet widely misunderstood. It has to do with the … Continue reading
"What is born of the flesh is flesh, and what is born of the spirit is spirit." — Jesus I want to talk about something which is essential to the Gospel, yet widely misunderstood. It has to do with the … Continue reading
In the comment mines I suggested, off-handedly, three possible metaphysical explanations for consciousness, without endorsing any of them. A reader John responds to one of these suggestions: To my primitive mind, this seems to be the most valid argument: 3. … Continue reading
A reader who goes by the name of Petronius Jablonski—I suppose I should call him St. Petronius—has been vigorously arguing against Free Will in the comments to my recent post about Special Relativity, beginning with this comment: Thanks for the … Continue reading
Despite what people seem to think, there are very few controversies in Theology where there is decisive evidence coming from Physics (leaving aside some real doozies such as Young Earth Creationism). But the question of whether God is in Time … Continue reading
I've been asked to write about the relationship between God and Time. I believe that God is not a part of Time, that he is eternal and unchanging, and that therefore he knows (what we consider to be) past, the … Continue reading