4.8 Hans Madueme • Reading • “Original Sin—Biological or Spiritual Problem?”
Does our biology determine our behavior? If so, are we really responsible for our sin?
Original Sin—Biological or Spiritual Problem?
Does our biology determine our behavior? If so, are we really responsible for our sin?
How Genesis Helps Us Probe Life’s Big Questions
In the chorus of worldview voices that demand attention, one speaks a more powerful word, “In the Beginning, God…” See an example of how to engage non-believers through these first chapters of Genesis.
We Are Earth-Bounded Humans in Every Way
Does the current scientific consensus about the earth’s origin disprove the opening chapters of Genesis? A study in chronological snobbery and divine condescension.
The Hermeneutical Problem of Genesis 1–11
In order to rightly understand the Bible, we must read it on its own terms. Failure to do so yields only unfaithful interpretation.
Where Did the Idea of “Millions of Years” Come From?
Today, the idea that the earth is billions of years old is often accepted wholesale and without challenge. But what is the origin of this widespread belief and just how convincing is it?
Our Young Earth: Arguments for Thousands of Years
When considering how old creation is, who better to ask than the Creator? Here are six arguments from Scripture for a young earth view.
Science and its Shortcomings: A Book Review of Mattias Desmet, The Psychology of Totalitarianism
Can we understand the world on the basis of science alone? And how does an inflated view of science contribute to the rise of totalitarianism?
The BioLogos Statement vs. The Frankfurt Declaration: Two Opposite Evangelical Responses to the State’s Power
Commitment to Christ and commitment to government control ought not be conflated. Yet, some Evangelical responses to COVID-19 revealed the temptation to do just that.
Chapter 3: The Destruction of Faith and Freedom
How much diversity can a society stand before it breaks under the weight? And what do science, the legal system, and pluralism have to do with the death knell of stable order?
