Isaiah 66:2
Logical positivism emerged in the 1920s, advocating a scientific philosophy led by the Vienna Circle. It aimed to eliminate metaphysical claims, deeming them meaningless through the verification principle. However, its rigid criteria led to internal contradictions, ultimately collapsing. This allowed for renewed discussions in Christian philosophy and questioning of anti-metaphysical stances.
When people witnessed Jesus heal a demon-possessed man who was blind and mute, their immediate response was to question whether he was the Messiah, the expected “Son of David” (Matt 12:23). Their question revealed the hopeful expectation first century Israel had of the coming Messiah. The title “Son of David” was not only a genealogical…
I recently re-watched the debates between John Lennox and Richard Dawkins. Dawkins levelled a specific complaint against Lennox regarding the Christian faith. He described the essence of the message as “petty”. He contrasts the grandeur of the observable universe with the specific details of Christian theology regarding the cross. He cannot reconcile the Creator of…
The Relevance of the Old Testament Understanding the relationship between the two testaments of the Bible is essential, yet the relevance of the Old Testament can be difficult to grasp, especially when distinctions are drawn between it and the New Testament. Many have come to neglect the Old Testament, dismissing it as stories for Sunday…
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