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Steps in the Right Process for Belief Change (Part Six)

Part One    Part Two    Part Three    Part Four    Part Five Cultural Issues and the Transcendence of God Major, widespread changes in professing Christianity occurred in what people term, “cultural issues.”  For the purposes of this article, I refer “cultural issues” to standards of dress, music, entertainment, art, language, and aesthetics.  Biblically […]

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Genesis 2:9, Aesthetics, and Objective Beauty

When one reads the first few chapters of Genesis, he notices the simple economy of words in revealing foundational truth underlying a biblical worldview.  Genesis 2 begins the history of mankind with the toledoth structure in Genesis 2:4. Toledoth Toledoth is the Hebrew word translated “generations” thirteen times in Genesis and divides up the early […]

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Shaping a Jesus In Your Own Image and then Believing in Him for Salvation

Contrasting Christianity Have you talked in public to an evangelical woman with a cross hanging down into her revealed cleavage?  You see the cross juxtapositioned with the other as a backdrop.  Not a fit, is it?  Maybe you, like me, wonder about the vast differences in professing Christianity.  They both claim to believe in Jesus […]

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