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As I have been catching up on my reading of works which deal with evolution and creationism, I have found myself feeling quite frustrated.  Throughout my years as a youth I was fed the party life of Darwinism.  I was told that it was … Continue reading →

Update – This series was published in book form by the title: Indeed, has Paul Really Said? In the last post we saw how Mr. Wright argued that Paul was a Shammaite Pharisee, thus making his emphasis on “the righteousness … Continue reading →

Update – This series was published in book form by the title: Indeed, has Paul Really Said? In the last post, we raised the question regarding Wright’s redaction of the word justification by revealing his contrived courtroom scene.  This we … Continue reading →

Update – This series was published in book form by the title: Indeed, has Paul Really Said? Before you read another word of this post, please remember that it was Martin Luther who critiqued the teachings of Erasmus in the … Continue reading →

Update – This series was published in book form by the title: Indeed, has Paul Really Said? In the weeks to come I will outline Wright’s treatment of the doctrine of justification, focusing on just a few of Wright’s central … Continue reading →

Recently, the Beasley clan packed into the Beasley van and headed over to Raleigh North Carolina in order to visit the city’s science museum.  We decided to go there, rather than the new Creation Museum, because of the time and … Continue reading →

I sensed the Lord’s calling in my life to pastoral ministry while I was completing my last year in college for a degree in physics.  In fact, it was a rather odd time because while I was taking a quantum mechanics class, during my … Continue reading →

No, the title isn’t a typo – I mean it when I say happy third of July!  For me it’s the best day of the year!  By the way, I certainly don’t mean to take anything away from our nation’s independence-day celebration … Continue reading →

Over the years many people have tried to ascertain the spiritual beliefs of Isaac Newton.  Creationists will often try to claim him on the side of Christianity, while secularists are convinced that he was no more than a deist.  For myself, … Continue reading →

Michael Behe’s book: Darwin’s Black Box, a Biochemical Challenge to Evolution, is one book among many that I have been meaning to read over the years, knowing that it is an important work and yet I have managed to justify a fairly long delay in … Continue reading →