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Alan explains the implications of being made in the image of God and why society is shooting itself in the foot for rejecting this principle.
January 2005, Part 1 of 2 (Click here for the second article)
Skip to content Greek mythology notwithstanding, it seems impossible that God could assume the nature of a horse or a dog and yet somehow remain d...
It is part of the pathos of Western theology that it has often believed that while trinitarian theology might well be of edificatory value to thos...
Skip to content Virtually every human being seeks to find an overarching purpose in life. As part of this common pursuit, people naturally attach ...
Dante Alighieri's “The Divine Comedy” helps us to reflect on the disturbing nature of sin, while also helping us to desire the purity and goo...
Film and Pre-Apologetics: How Noah Raises Questions Only Christianity Can Answer Jul 3, 2015 Article ID: JAF4372 | By: John McAteer This article f...
Chiunque ti dice che lui (o lei) è completamente oggettivo e privo di pregiudizi ha un altro problema, ancora più importante: è una persona bugiar...
The reality that we have been created in God’s image has radical implications for the Christian life, especially in the unprecedented days in whic...
In her book “Made for More,” Hannah Andersons says that God created the home and the workplace to depend on each other, not to compete with each o...
