If Eternal Hell Seems Unfair, You May Be Asking the Wrong Question
At first glance, the question seems compelling It appeals to our sense of fairness It sounds humane But it also reveals something deeper, something often misjudged
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Finally! A Satisfying Answer to Why God Sometimes Seems Absent
There s a quieter, more uncomfortable reality most believers don t volunteer the moments when God feels nowhere to be found
Why Vermont regulating health care sharing ministries is unconstitutional
Vermont is on the verge of making a serious constitutional error
10 biblical signs of what real repentance looks like
Godly repentance isn t about charisma; it s about character
Iran broke Trump’s ceasefire within hours: 3 key takeaways
What are some key takeaways from what we just saw
The Goldilocks Universe: Is the cosmos fine-tuned for our existence?
One of the remarkable scientific discoveries of the past several decades is that the universe and earth appear fine-tuned for life
The Supreme Court just protected your right to faith-based counseling
Colorado s law would have allowed only one set of assumptions about identity and flourishing to be expressed
Threatening Profound Evil Trivializes That Evil
President Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth speak often of Christianity—but they seem to have no interest in its vision for just warfare.
It’s not censorship: Why Relocating LGBTQIA Books to the Adult Section Protects Both Rights and Kids
The Rutherford County Library System s new director, Luanne James, was fired from her position because she would not remove the 132 books in question to the adult-only section of all the library s
How to Survive Rising Costs: A financial Guide for Overwhelmed Soccer Moms
I m what you d call a soccer mom We have three kids, and I feel like I run a taxi service for all their sports Our health insurance is going up, gasoline prices are up, and groceries are killing our
