Max Planck, considered by many as the father of quantum theory, once remarked that “science advances one funeral at a time.” His observation, though stark, captures a profound reality: new ideas in science often meet fierce resistance not because they lack evidence, but because they challenge the deeply held convictions…
Most people today, especially those shaped by modern education and scientific culture, find it difficult to believe that the early chapters of the Book of Genesis describe real events in human history. The idea of a literal Garden of Eden, a man formed from dust, a woman from his rib,…
The age of the universe has long been a point of contention between biblical literalists and the scientific community. For some Christians, especially those in the Young Earth Creationist movement, the Bible offers a clear and authoritative timeline—placing the origin of all things roughly six thousand years ago. Others, including…
The Bible reveals God’s nature progressively, with both the Old and New Testaments contributing to a unified portrait of who He is. Below is a categorized list of the key attributes and qualities of God revealed across the 66 books of the Bible, along with representative chapter and verse references.…
Reflections on the Unity of Creation Relativity of Time and God’s TimelessnessModern physics, through Einstein’s theory of relativity, has revealed that time is not an absolute constant but can be stretched, compressed, and experienced differently depending on speed and gravity. Interestingly, Scripture spoke of time’s flexibility long before science caught…
Gene Splicing, Adam, and the Inherited Desire to Sin Gene splicing is a powerful tool that allows scientists to take specific instructions from one creature’s DNA and insert them into another. For example, scientists can take the gene responsible for the thick, warm fur of a woolly mammoth and splice…
I asked the ChatGPT algorithm the following question: “If you had to believe in God, would you choose the God of the Bible?“ ChatGPT answered me this way: “Yes, if I had to believe in God, I would choose the God of the Bible. Here’s why: Logical Consistency – The…
Although these are not topics that normally come up in the exposition of prophecy and chronology featured on this website, a few visitors have asked me to comment on the matter of sexual conduct permitted for Christian believers, the Bible’s definition of marriage, and the modern LGBTQ+ movement. Here is…
Israel: The Chosen Vessel of Redemption The idea that the nation of Israel was chosen by God is central to biblical theology but is often misunderstood. Rather than being an arbitrary selection or an act of favoritism, Israel’s chosen-ness was rooted in a divine purpose—to bring redemption into the world.…
The Gift of Salvation: A Limited Window of Grace The Christian faith is built upon the profound belief that God, in His infinite love, provided His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, as the ultimate blood atonement for humanity’s sins. This sacrificial act, foretold in the Old Testament and fulfilled in…