“Facts are stubborn things. When people have seen an event with their own eyes, and they record what they saw and tell people what happened, this becomes evidence that people were willing to die rather than deny what they knew… Read More ›
God knows all things
The Problems of Evil And Suffering Are No Problem For God
If you study the arguments of atheists and critics of God and the Bible, you quickly learn that one of their primary criticisms of the God described by the Bible is the evil and suffering that is present in the… Read More ›
Does Jesus Live In The Believer? How Jesus Communicated A Remembrance Of All He Had Done To The New Testament Writers
Recently, A fellow Christian told me that Jesus does not literally come to live inside those who believe in Him, but it is the Holy Spirit who lives in us. I found this view very interesting considering all that Jesus… Read More ›
The Omnipotence Paradox
The omnipotence paradox originates from problems and misunderstandings that some people have with the nature of God. A majority of the omnipotence paradox difficulties have to do with contradictions that some people imagine for God, limiting His abilities though He… Read More ›
The Sovereignty Of God In American Politics
It is the idea of most people in the United States that we have a government by the people and for the people. This is true, but there is far more at work which permits the government and our country… Read More ›
How Faith And Evidence Work Together
Christians often say that God requires faith to believe and that one must simply “take the leap” in order to obtain salvation. In reality, we see that the Bible teaches that God has provided a great deal of evidence for… Read More ›
Prophecy Is Not Predicting the Future, It Is Stating What Has Already Happened
COPYRIGHT WARNING Prophecy is an advanced look at what has already taken place. This is the unique capacity that God alone possesses. Only an eternal being, who has Himself made all that exists, can experience everything that is yet to… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 