Theology
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Quantum Physics and Kierkegaard
I realize this is a strange combination: Quantum Physics and Danish existentialist philosopher, Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855), but I think Kierkegaard’s ideas in relation to proving God’s existence are relevant to how we interpret…
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Do Christians Really Believe in Free Will?
Allan Watts asked the question, many of us do, “Are humans free beings or determined beings?” Christians maintain that human beings have free will, however corrupted and fallen we are. On the other…
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Who Am I? Part Two
In my last article entitled, Who Am I? (Here is a link: Who Am I) I explored the various mental and emotional states I go through, wondering if any one of them could…
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Reconciling “God” and Evil II or “This is the Best of all Possible Worlds”
In my last article entitled “Reconciling God and Evil”, I dealt primarily with the problem some people have with the notion that an all-knowing, all-powerful and all-good God can exist in a world…
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Reconciling “God” and Evil
One of the big issues for believers in God is to reconcile the nature of God with the existence of evil in the world. This area of study is called “Theodicy” which means…
