I often ask myself, “Why do we mourn for loved ones who pass away, even when we know their faith in Jesus has taken them to Heaven?” Why did God create us with this innate sense of sadness when they’re gone? Shouldn’t we simply know that they’re in Heaven, and be able to move on?
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The Christian concept of the Trinity can sometimes be difficult to wrap our minds around. How can God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit be three separate and entirely different entities, yet at the same time be the same? Of course, to present an analogy to help explain this can be daunting, and will undoubtedly fail in comparison. What three earthly things can one think of that even comes close to explaining the...
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In our quest to find life outside our planet, we have spent countless millions, and perhaps billions, of dollars studying the universe in hope that someday we would find extraterrestrial life. If the SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) project would, one day, receive an intelligible message from life beyond our planet, would scientists conclude that the message must have been created and transmitted from nothing? No, the next...
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While there have been countless theories of why Stonehenge was built, and what its purpose is, you’d be hard-pressed to find somebody who thinks that Stonehenge just sprouted out of the ground out of nothing. It’s clear, and really goes without saying, that Stonehenge was created with some intelligent intent behind it. So, while this is clear and logical to anybody and everybody who has seen Stonehenge, why do some scientists...
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Although there has been no conclusive proof of how the pyramids were designed and built, nobody thinks they just appeared one day out of nothing. It goes without saying that the observable, intricate design and the obvious effort that went into building the structures were the result of intelligent design. Then why do we believe scientists when they say the universe and life on our planet simply began out of nothing?
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