As someone one who favours working through source materials on persons of ancient history, I have recently noted my pleasure at the earliness of the gospel sources for the ministry […]
Sundays are for personal reflection, and I have indeed being reflecting. My apologies to readers for the obvious lack of content being released on this blog site over the last […]
I have been reading through a lot of history recently, not only for my courses in religious studies but also out of personal interest, and I have discovered that few […]
There is much within these several readings a paper such as this would like to reflect on, particularly given my interests in post-colonial and feminist liberationist theories of religion. However, […]
[Published 11/22/2016. Updated and Revised: 2/8/2019] In 2016 I had the opportunity to chat with Elijah Stephens. Stephens is a film maker from the U.S. who, at the time, was […]
Why are so many religious (and irreligious) people ignorant of the reasons they believe what they do? How many people in the church, if asked for the reasons why they […]
Perhaps the greatest insight I have made during my post-grad study of religion so far is on the relationship between the principle of cause and effect and religion. Cause and […]
The Ark Encounter opened in 2016 and is Bible based theme park located in Kentucky, America. It is a product of the Answers in Genesis founder Ken Ham. Ham is […]
Christian apologists, if you ask them, will attest to the fact that they are meant to conduct their engagements with integrity and respect for others. Apologists are bound to adhere […]
Tonight the Christian apologetic and social commentary Facebook page Wintery Knight banned me from commenting on its threads due to the slightest notion of dissent from my part. This isn’t […]
