Science and Scriptures
Science and Scriptures discusses the overlap of our physical world of science and the spiritual world of the scriptures. With stories, histories, and interviews, we'll discuss how findings in science provide new understandings of the universe and of the Gospel.
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A Generation that Believes Nothing (opens the original)
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Many people today, especially the younger generations, believe… well, in nothing. As demonstrated by COVID, they don’t believe in doctors. They don’t believe any of the experts in their fields. However, their conclusions are in direct contradiction to the scriptures, which encourages us - on nearly every page - to believe. Our younger generations needs to understand that their skepticism about politics, government, corporations, soccer, and the rest of society should not spill over into their re
The Question of the Soul (opens the original)
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The heart of Christianity lies in having an individual relationship with the Lord. To really understand that relationship, we must ask the question… “Do I have a spirit? Am I a ‘living soul’ with both a physical body… and a spiritual component within that body?” Most Christians believe that, before or upon our births, we are we are each given a premortal spirit – a spiritual child of God. Without those spirits, God is not really our Heavenly Father. He is still God, but we are not heirs to His k
S4E1 The Afterlife Podcast (opens the original)
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It sounds strange – and is certainly not my normal genre of writing – but I have started a podcast called Afterlife – Reasonable and Possibly True Short Stories. I realize this is quite a departure from my normal subject matter, but I felt I should attempt it. However, my new podcast must teach about the afterlife with fictional stories. The goal is twofold. First, I hope these stories help believers in God to reignite their enthusiasm about heaven and the afterlife. Secondly, I hope it causes m
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