Blog Articles

For a while now, I had the idea to share a short article reflecting on some possible theological views concerning pain and suffering. In this article, I examine some renowned ...

If you have any doubts about whether you were right to stay home because of the Covid19 virus, then perhaps you can find comfort in the Book of Acts. When ...

Keith Small wrote that any religion professing to be the sole foundation of truth should never shy away from any form of scrutiny. He wrote; “Many people of all faiths ...

In my previous two blog posts, I discussed the literary criticism of Scripture. My deliberations were especially focused on the accuracy and reliability of the Gospels. This blog post seeks ...

So, the country is going into a 21-day National Lockdown – the crisis precipitated by the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, with no end to the siege predicted. It’s all so surreal ...

“Why is this happening, who is to blame, and where is God in this pandemic?” These and other similar questions are probably part of many conversations happening around the world ...

I recently watched two films. One was the 2020 rendition of Jane Austen’s Emma, and the other was the heartbreaking Marriage Story by writer-director Noah Baumbach. While they shared much ...

by Professor Dan Lioy Within New Testament studies, extreme versions of historical criticism approach the question of the Gospels’ historicity and reliability with a hermeneutic of suspicion. In its most ...

by Professor Dan Lioy My previous blogpost spotlighted Lydia McGrew’s treatise, Hidden in Plain View (DeWard Publishing; 2017). In it, she explores a variety of “undesigned coincidences” appearing in ...