Category Archives: Christian Theology
Some Short Articles in Defence of Easter
The Christian faith is profoundly rational. The Cross answers our deepest moral and existential needs. The case for the resurrection of Jesus Christ depends on various well-supported facts: that Jesus’ followers believed that they had seen him alive again; that they believed he had been resurrected; and that his tomb was empty a few days after his death.
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Posted in Christian Theology, Historical Jesus, Quick Thoughts
Tagged "Leap of Faith" (Not), Apologetics, Christianity and Science, Gospel Centred Apologetics, Miracles, New Atheism, Resurrection
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The Problem of Evil: Seven Points
One Some have argued that evil and suffering are logically incompatible with the existence of God. This argument can be set out quite simply:
i) A wholly good being always eliminates evil as far as he can.
ii) There are no limits to what an omnipotent and omniscient being can do.
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Posted in Christian Theology, Existence of God
Tagged Evidence for God, Faith and Reason, Problem of Evil
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