Genesis Diaries: Genesis 1:27

And now we come to the first contentious part of the Bible.  Well, at least this is true in modern times.  To be fair the idea of God literally creating the universe, literally creating each living thing with words from His mouth is fairly controversial.  But the idea of God creating us as Male and... Continue Reading →

Genesis 1:26b

Dominion. I'm not sure that there is anything that I am more uncomfortable with in the Bible than the concepts of "dominion" and "authority". When they are in the hands of God, absolutely fine. When I am told that I have dominion and I have authority my first thought is, "Well, that's one heck of... Continue Reading →

Genesis 1:26

Now we come to the creation of mankind or, as we have learned, the “making”, the hand crafted fashioning of mankind.   All of our greatest, most foundational questions about our purpose and our existence are rooted in this moment.  Who are we?  Why were we created?  What is our purpose?  Why did He make... Continue Reading →

In Which Aslan’s Name Reveals Much

“My goodness,” the author muttered when he realized that it was October when he had last written about Narnia.   He sighed and pulled thoughtfully at his goatee.   Forlornly he looked around for another cookie to dip in his tea as he thought of what possibly could have happened during the intervening time.  His wife had... Continue Reading →

Addendum: “Great” Christianity

Today I was confronted with a comment on social media that reminded me just how much mystics are in the minority. The individual said, "Modern worship music is garbage. I miss the old hymns and stuff that made Christianity great." Now, I know what they probably meant. I get it. I am not immune to... Continue Reading →

Genesis Diaries (1:1a)

Before I get into the meat of this article I want to explain that I am by no means a biblical scholar, at least in the traditional sense.  I am a guy who reads the Bible, pays attention, makes connections, believes the God behind this book is real, and does his best to understand it. ... Continue Reading →

In Which Lucy Finds Her Courage

It's easy to pity Lucy.  She knows she isn't making up the kingdom in the wardrobe.  She is beset on all sides with siblings who minimize, call her foolish, or even go so far as to outright lie when she finally proved her experience true. As a Christian, and especially when we are following our... Continue Reading →

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