Category Archives: Theology
Divorce and Remarriage in the Church Part 2: What is marriage?
In order to have a clear understanding of divorce and subsequent remarriage, we must first come to a consensus regarding a definition of marriage. Indeed, if divorce is the breakup of a marriage, we must know the nature of the … Continue reading
Divorce & Remarriage In the Church Part 1
This is the subject of a paper I’m writing for my ethics course. Yes, it will be a challenging topic, no less so since I am obviously, in one way or another, personally affected by the subject matter, which really … Continue reading
Objective Morality
As part of the requirements for my ethics course, I’ve been reading Michael Hill’s The How and Why of Love: An Introduction to Evangelical Ethics and re-reading C.S. Lewis’ Mere Christianity. A synthesis of this week’s reading highlights a central truth … Continue reading
“Is there nothing he cannot ask of you?”
The scene is familiar if you remember the movie. The quote is not directly from scripture, but it reveals a truth we all must embrace and that embracing doesn’t come through mere intellectual assent but through experiencing its reality.
