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Preview of forthcoming video: Part III of A Legal Proof for the Existence of God
Before addressing the science in Day Two of Genesis it is useful to recall the methodology adopted in Day One. Read More
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The Kingdom of God
Much has been written about the Kingdom of God, ranging from ridicule to the ‘Hollywood spectacular’ of chariots and trumpets. Read More
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A Legal Proof for the Existence of God (Part X): The Power of Insight
This article addresses a crucial element in the case to prove the existence of God, but not the final element. Read More
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Joseph BH McMillan reviews A Study of Perceptions of Evil by Professor Ron Galloway
I have written that philosophy is at risk of rendering itself an extravagant academic indulgence. Read More
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A Legal Proof for the Existence of God (Part IX): Science in Genesis Chapter 3 – Adam and Eve
The first question to address is whether the story of Adam and Eve refers to two particular individuals, or is a generic reference to the first of the species to acquire specifical Read More
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A Legal Proof for the Existence of God (Part VIII): Science in Genesis Chapter 2 – The Garden of Eden
Early man was like a house wired for light, but for a long time was in darkness; then a switch was thrown, and the house was full of light. Read More
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A Question of Faith?
Faith is a central pillar of most religions. But what does it really mean?
There are those who argue that faith is not a function of evidence or proof. Read More -
A Legal Proof for the Existence of God (Part VI): Science in Genesis – Day Five.
Day Five introduces instinct and reason to the universe, and thus establishes the basis for what will become evil, or sin, and eventually the entire concept of crime. Read More
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A Legal Proof for the Existence of God (Part V): Science in Genesis – Day Four
Day Four confirms that the process of transforming the quantum universe into the Classical universe was complete. Read More
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Government has become an Instrument to Legalize Sin
Now there are those who will scoff at the very mention of the word sin. But scoffing at sin is the same thing as scoffing at crime. Read More
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