Posted on 16 May 2024
Belief in God and the idea of God can be approached from two perspectives: whether it is logical to believe in God and whether God Himself is a logical being. Both perspectives lead us to the conclusion that yes, God is logical.
Posted on 15 May 2024
The attributes of God can be divided into two categories: communicable and incommunicable. Communicable attributes are those that humans can also possess, although only to a finite extent. Incommunicable attributes, on the other hand, are exclusive to God and cannot be shared with His …
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Posted on 15 May 2024
Every culture throughout history has had its own understanding of what God is like. Some have believed that God controls the weather and depicted Him as a storm god throwing lightning bolts (Baal worship in Canaan). Others worshiped the sun, considering it the most powerful entity …
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Posted on 14 May 2024
The concept of a soul is first mentioned in the Bible in the context of the creation of Adam. In Genesis 2:7, it states that "the LORD God formed a man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath …
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Posted on 29 April 2024
The Trinity is a fundamental concept in Christianity that describes God's nature as three distinct persons in one being: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. While all three members of the Trinity are coexistent, co-eternal, and co-equal, the Holy Spirit is often referred to as …
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Posted on 28 April 2024
Our human minds struggle to comprehend the existence of God before the creation of the universe. However, the Bible provides some insight into what God was doing during this time. It reveals that before time began, God existed in three Persons: the Father, the Son …
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Posted on 26 April 2024
The doctrine of the Trinity is a central belief in Christianity. It affirms that God is one in being while existing as three co-equal, co-eternal Persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus Christ), and God the Holy Spirit. Some people argue that the doctrine of …
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