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To just give y'all a glimpse of how bad the trailer for this movie is, let's read some of the comments, shall we? "What the hell is even that?" C.S Lewis said, calmly. They stared at the Magician's Nephew and thought, "retro-eighties style technobabble futurism." Aslan the Great Lion will return in Avengers: Doomsday. This... Continue Reading →
Even if you're not a millennial who posts aesthetic pictures of their Bible study and coffee on Instagram, you've probably heard this dumpster fire of a song before. Reckless Love, written by Cory Asbury, produced by Bethel Music, and released in 2017 is one of the most popular "Christian" songs in existence with almost a... Continue Reading →
If you go to church, you've unfortunately probably heard this said before. You're sitting there in the church, listening to the sermon, coffee and a Bible in hand. The pastor is doing a sermon about how we need to trust God or something when he starts talking about Psalm 46:10, where it says: "Be still... Continue Reading →
We're back to the Mormons again. When I'll get back to the Flippin' Fatwa Friday series and finally finish Surah 2, I don't know, but in the meantime, we'll talk about the Mormons. As I've mentioned before in a previous post, Mormonism is a henotheistic religion. That means that while they worship one god, they're... Continue Reading →
Behold! It came to pass that it hast been 6 months since last I wrote of The Book of Mormon, and verily, it came to pass that I began to wonder what to write of for this week, and truly, a Mormon did come into my comments section to tell me what a beauteous religion... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, as my family and I were sitting around the dinner table, we were talking about spiritually abusive churches. If you guys have read my testimony or have even been around since the start of this blog, y'all know that my family has left several churches due to everything from shady to... Continue Reading →
One of the most common criticisms against the substitutionary atonement of Jesus is the idea that it simply gives Christians license to sin and protects it. This criticism has been around for millennia and hasn’t slowed down. In fact, since the advent of the Internet, it almost seems that this argument has more ground to... Continue Reading →
As I mentioned in a previous post, I recently had the opportunity to talk to some Jehovah's Witnesses and challenge them about their beliefs. In the days since I talked to them, I have been thinking more about the JW belief system, and something occurred to me. Jehovah's Witnesses have a unitarian view of God.... Continue Reading →
A few days ago, as I was chilling at home taking my Duolingo courses, someone arrived at the door. My mom answered and since she wasn't feeling well, handed the person off to me. The person in question was a Jehovah's Witness recruiting people for Bible studies. We talked for about five minutes, I got... Continue Reading →
One of the things I've been trying to do in my spare time to keep my sanity and prevent my brain from becoming mush is to continue learning through Hillsdale College. No, this is not an ad for Hillsdale, as much as I enjoy it. I just happen to still have an account with them... Continue Reading →
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