Sumerians Witness Creation

Byhenry December 15, 2009

This is too funny (from The Onion). HT: Exploring Our Matrix.

Just What We Needed: The LOLCat Bible

Byhenry October 21, 2007

Prowlog 1 In teh land of Uz wuz a man calded Job. Teh man wuz goodz, afraid of teh Ceiling Cat and evilz.2 Teh man hadz seven sunz and tree doters,3 And lots of sheepz and camlez and rinoceruseses and servnts, srsly.4 His sunz tok turns mading cookies, and they all eated them.5 And Job…

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Proving the Virgin Birth

Byhenry January 16, 2009

. . . or not. Bruce Alderman has a good post about Tipler’s efforts in this regard. (Peter Kirk has also discussed this, and both articles are well worth reading. Physicists seem to look at the world a bit differently than I do, and I often don’t understand what they’re up to, but for me…

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Link: Elgin Hushbeck on Hebrews

Byhenry October 22, 2014

I’m posting this in the middle of the action, but Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. is blogging (and teaching) through Hebrews verse by verse. He’s in chapter 10, so follow it back to the beginning first if interested.

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Quick Note on the Chronology of Daniel 1:1

Byhenry February 5, 2016

For those who hold to the historicity of the story of Daniel and generally to an early dating, Daniel 1:1 is a critical text that presents some problems. As I proceed with my eschatology series, and starting going through the book of Daniel verse by verse, I’m trying to keep all the options in mind…

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Thinking, Praying, and/or Acting

Byhenry July 23, 2016

Frequently when there is a crisis or any form of trouble, Christians call for prayer. These calls can take many forms. In addition, a common comment from Christians is that we will pray about a situation. Now it’s quite possible that someone who says they will pray will limit their activities to just praying. It’s…

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Frank Hagan on Theistic Evolution

Byhenry June 24, 2008

Closely related to my post today on theistic evolution is this post from Frank Hagan, also worth reading, and in response to the same pair of articles.