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The Good Way to Judge Others

Posted on June 29, 2017 by

I wanted to write about an idea that is commonly brought up, is emotionally charged, and can be expressed in a simple way: You can’t judge anyone. When people say something like this, they likely are against the idea judging in general. … Continue reading →

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My Worldview Is Like Christmas

Posted on December 25, 2015 by

Today is Christmas. Today, millions of people celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, a historical figure who changed the world about 2,000 years ago. And today, I made the connection that my worldview is very much like Christmas. Without Jesus, it falls apart. To continue … Continue reading →

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A Questionable Doubt

Posted on December 16, 2015 by

In my last post I discussed my experience at the RZIM Academy. The topics for the next few posts will be based on the written interactions and reflections that were part of the experience. In one conversation towards the end … Continue reading →

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The Truth about White Llamas and Gold Catfish

Posted on March 5, 2015 by

In my last post, I talked about 3 events that happened this past week, and explained that the events present three problems in our ability to know truth: 1. You are limited to your own perspective 2. Extreme skepticism limits … Continue reading →

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The Problem with White Llamas and Gold Catfish

Posted on March 3, 2015 by

“Llamas are wreaking havoc all over Phoenix!” What? “That dress is totally white and gold!” Huh? “Some guy caught a 280 pound catfish today!” Are you sure? This past week, there were statements flying around our culture that caused loads of debate … Continue reading →

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Freedom – The Implications

Posted on February 12, 2015 by

“Freedom is my God now, and I love this one a thousand times more than I ever loved the last one.” This quotation from Rebecca Slick sparked my interest in the topic of freedom almost one year ago. That spark … Continue reading →

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I Doubt You’ll Like This Post

Posted on May 20, 2014 by

As I write this post, numerous doubts are going through my head. I doubt people will care about what I write. Doubt my abilities to write in a way that makes sense. Doubt the worth of writing in the first place. … Continue reading →

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Freedom – The Starting Point

Posted on March 12, 2014 by

Freedom is something that many people strive for. Political leaders emphasize it. Soldiers fight for it. New college students experience it in a way they had not before. A few months ago, a quotation from Rachael Slick, an Atheist woman, caused … Continue reading →

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Evidence of a Blue Bunny

Posted on December 17, 2013 by

A view that I have heard frequently as of late involves evidence. This view, to put it simply, is that scientific evidence is the only thing that can be considered as evidence. By scientific evidence, I mean events that involve observation … Continue reading →

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Response to the American “War on Christianity”

Posted on November 20, 2013 by

I was recently asked what I thought about the idea of a “war on Christianity” in the U.S, a phrase that some people have used to describe the overall attitude that the general U.S. population currently has towards Christians.  This question was … Continue reading →

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