Rage is Salvation | Jeff Hood
St. Francis Borgia
Evangelicals, Let’s Talk About Violence Against Women | Kristin Du Mez
Why do evangelicals have such a difficult time condemning sexual assault, harassment, and domestic abuse?
Source: Evangelicals, Let’s Talk About Violence Against Women | Kristin Du Mez
If You Think Trump Was Picked By God, You Might Want to Read the Rest of That Bible Story | Benjamin L. Corey
Miracles of the Mid-Pleistocene Transition, Part 1
BY HUGH ROSS – OCTOBER 1, 2018
This blog is the first of a three-part series on new scientific discoveries and research that reveal the hitherto unrecognized miraculous nature of a recent event known as the Mid-Pleistocene Transition. If not for the exquisite fine-tuning in multiple ways and precise timing of this event, the high population and civilization we presently enjoy would have [not] been impossible.
About 800,000 years ago, a dramatic shift occurred in Earth’s ice age cycle. This shift is known as the Mid-Pleistocene Transition (MPT). At the MPT the ice age cycle period changed from 41,000 years to approximately 100,000 years. The ice age cycle period also changed in another way: instead of a fixed 41,000-year period, it became a semi-regular 90,000- to 120,000-year cycle. The most dramatic changes, though, were in the cyclical variations in the sea level, the atmospheric carbon dioxide levels, and the amount of Earth’s surface covered by ice. If not for these changes occurring at exactly the time and at the magnitudes that they did, global human civilization and the potential redemption of billions of humans from their sin would have been impossible.
Sensus Divinitatis
Chris Hedges Best Speech August 2018 – YouTube
From Atheist to Christian at Yale – Dr. Paul Lim – YouTube
Make Room for Doubt, It’s Not a Weakness | Shane Phipps
We live in an age where it increasingly feels like everyone has to be right. Perhaps this phenomenon is enhanced by the fact that nearly everyone now has a […]
Source: Make Room for Doubt, It’s Not a Weakness | Shane Phipps

