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Tag Archives: Jesus
The Cosmic Christ
As an old gospel song goes, we’ve got to get a bigger picture of Jesus. He’s so much bigger than the religious veneer of Christianity makes Him out to be. As I’ve shared many times before, Paul describes the Cosmic … Continue reading
Posted in Theology, Worship
Tagged Astronomy, Christianity, Cosmic Christ, glory of God, Jesus, Religion and Spirituality
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The Divine Essense and Energies of God
In my post, “Everything is relational” I made the point that there’s no such thing as separation. Everything is connected to everything else. Theologically speaking. Christ holds everything together and there is nothing outside of Christ. But this doesn’t mean … Continue reading
How can we know God?
In The Naturalist’s Dilemma, I used a video of C.S. Lewis’s famous 1961 article, “Finding Shakespeare” to explain the problem we have with trying to find God in this world. In other words, how would Hamlet find Shakespeare since he … Continue reading
Posted in Christian apologetics, Theology
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Knowing God, Religion and Spirituality, Trinity
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Everything is relational
In my post, “Thoughts about Intimacy” I said that when we think about God as Father, Son, and Spirt we must understand that He is relational before we understand anything else about Him. God is love (1 John 4:8), and … Continue reading
Posted in Love, Theology
Tagged C. Baxter Kruger, Christianity, Christology, Divine Dance, Guiseppe Del Re, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Relationships, Religion and Spirituality
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The resurrection of Jesus Christ – Part Three
One of the arguments laymen skeptics and atheists like to make against Jesus’ resurrection is that the early Christians borrowed this idea from supposed pagan resurrection stories. While most scholars don’t accept this, it will be good to know what … Continue reading
The resurrection of Jesus Christ – Part Two
In part one, we looked at the historical data for Jesus’ resurrection from the dead that most scholars agree on. I did not treat the Bible as inspired (even though I believe it is) but as a history book, to … Continue reading
