是"God of the gap":因为我们没有办法解决这个问题,所以我们强行提出一个神这样不可证伪概念来弥补这个gap(我认为这种说法是不对的,具体将在 teleological argument 的部分论证);但如果质疑这样一个最基本的假设,并且仅仅在宇宙起源这一个特例上允许该假设的不成立,这种做法和上述的 "God of the gap" 又有何...
I know I often talk about scripture is our trusted source for all things God, but that doesn’t diminish His awesome presence all around us. If you think back over the last two days, can you think of a way the Lord has tried to get your attention? Maybe it was the Pastor in your ...
But there is a bigger problem with the fires of hell. I’m not sure that I believe in those, at least not as the infernalists preach it. God is Creator, Lover, Healer. He is not killer, torturer, prison guard. Yet Scripture says, “Our God is a consuming fire.” (Hebrews 12:29...
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You ask an important question. In John 1:18, John proclaims, “No one has ever seen God; the only Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, he has made him known”...
When we see or say that God is our refuge, it means that God is where we flee to when trouble comes. One very well-known passage of Scripture that describes God as a refuge is Psalm 46:1-2, which says, “God is our refuge and strength, a very present hel
The scriptural translation for his nameYaldabaoth, means ‘Lord of Hosts’, he is a god of wrath and vengeance. This god has been given other names also (Almighty, Allah, Jehovah, etc.). The prophet Daniel called this god:the Ancient of days.– Dan. 7:9, 22. ...
Where is scripture in 2020? We must have God’s words for our faith and practice. Are they in paraphrases or the Pope’s library? Do we pick and choose from the Babel of competing versions? God promised to preserve His words, and He gave rules to identify them, so a faith-based app...
『约翰福音3章16节:“ 上帝爱世人,甚至将他的独生子赐给他们,叫一切信他的,不至灭亡,反得永生。”』 John 3:16 :“For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.”
ScriptureArticleIn this article the author provides a new perspective on the Reformed notion of the authority of Scripture. Following the lead of the Belgic Confession he indicates that this authority does not imply that the Bible should be regarded as a collection of fixed truths but that it ...