by Ernest Lockngenu | Dec 15, 2017 | Anthropology, Philosophy
Introduction Comprehending human nature, understanding and controlling human behavior has, over many years, been the concern of religions, sciences, and even philosophies. They all seek to provide answers to questions such as, how can human nature be defined? How can...
by admin | Mar 29, 2015 | Featured, Philosophy, Theology
by David Gunn – The relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility (or free moral agency) has long been a fixation for me. At one time I held to a strongly Calvinistic position complete with meticulous predestination. During the course of my studies...
by admin | Jan 29, 2015 | Apologetics, Featured, Philosophy
by Jennifer Ewing –“Who is John Galt?” this is the pressing mystery in Rand’s bestseller Atlas Shrugged. He is Ayn Rand’s ideal thinking man; an inventor and philosopher who decided to organize intellectuals to strike against the corrupt and parasitic societies and...
by Daniel Thomas | Mar 22, 2014 | Bible, Philosophy, Priorities, Theology
by Daniel Goepfrich –Having been part of a research group for an eBook that is being written on the “theology of planning,” I am answering seven questions about planning that the author posed to us. Because of the length, I’m sharing my thoughts in three posts. You...
by Daniel Thomas | Feb 4, 2014 | Bible, Philosophy, Priorities, Theology
by Daniel Goepfrich – Having been part of a research group for an eBook that is being written on the “theology of planning,” I am answering seven questions about planning that the author posed to us. Because of the length, I’m sharing my thoughts in three posts. You...
by Daniel Thomas | Jan 16, 2014 | Heaven and Hell, Philosophy, Salvation, Theology
by Gary Gilley – Introduction A few years ago a virtually unknown author, Betty Eadie, sprang to immediate celebrity status by writing the runaway best seller entitled Embraced by the Light. This was the most recent and popular book detailing the experiences of people...
