Introduction: Why Does the Historical Adam Matter? The story of Adam and Eve has been central to Christian theology for centuries. Traditionally, many believe that Adam and Eve were the first humans, created directly by God, and that their actions led to humanity’s fall into sin. However, in the face of modern scientific discoveries, particularly…
Introduction: Reconciling Divine Foreknowledge with Human Freedom The relationship between God’s divine foreknowledge and human free will has been a long-standing topic of debate in philosophy and theology. How can God, who knows everything that will happen, still allow humans to act freely? Does His knowledge of the future mean that human choices are predetermined?…
Introduction: Understanding God and Time The relationship between God and time has fascinated theologians and philosophers for centuries. Does God exist outside of time, or is He bound by it? This question isn’t just a matter of theological curiosity—it strikes at the heart of how we understand God’s nature. In this article, we will explore…
Introduction: The Challenge of Abstract Objects to God’s Sovereignty The relationship between God and abstract objects, such as numbers, forms, and logic, has long puzzled philosophers. For those who believe in a sovereign God who created everything, the existence of abstract objects poses a unique problem. If these objects exist independently, how can God be…
Introduction: The Fascination with Atonement Atonement, a central aspect of Christian theology, focuses on Christ’s sacrificial death for humanity’s sins. Although atonement may seem like an abstract concept, it holds profound significance for Christians worldwide. As I explored the biblical teachings surrounding atonement, especially its depiction in the Old Testament, I found myself increasingly drawn…
Introduction: Can God Know the Future? One of the intriguing characteristics of the traditional Judeo-Christian concept of God is His omniscience, especially regarding His knowledge of the future. To us, as mere mortals, knowing the future seems nearly impossible, but for God, it’s entirely plausible. There are several compelling models that can explain how God…