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One of the things that I and my family have observed in recent months is the rise in churches and Christians accepting and teaching replacement theology (a.k.a supersessionism) or its close cousin, fulfillment theology. Unfortunately for us, this problem didn't arise because of something we saw on the impersonal world of the internet, but in... Continue Reading →
Continuing with our read-through of the Quran, we're back in Surah Al-Baqarah today, examining verses 8-20. These are the verses that really set up a whole series of random threats that will be repeated throughout the Quran. Honestly, so far in my reading of this book, if you took out all the random threats of... Continue Reading →
One of the arguments I've heard against Christianity recently is the question of "Why didn't God just write the Bible himself?" or, as I put it, blip it into existence. I think it's an interesting point about Christianity and worth a blog post exploring it. Was it wise for God to give His word to... Continue Reading →
The Silver Chair and The Last Battle are the last two books in the Chronicles of Narnia series and as implied in the title of this review, they are the whackiest books in the series, not because of the characters or the adventure, but rather because of the theology that was presented. While they are... Continue Reading →
In some of my previous blog posts about The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis and my review of Shiny, Happy People, you might be thinking, "Wow, the church sucks. Why would anyone ever go there?" and you would be right in thinking that. For hundreds of years, the church has been corrupt on all different... Continue Reading →
The Tanuki Corner 