The question of whether or not we can know God is deep and profound. Many search the universe in hopes of finding something transcendent, but a few simply give up the quest, and settle for the idea that the material universe is all that there is, and nothing more. Yet, for many thinkers, the idea … Continue reading Can we know God?
Troubles with the Trinity
As I touched on the subject of the Trinity in the last blog, I thought it important to note that in misunderstanding the nature of God results in misguided worship. Error begets error.I often hear fellow Christians say, “I got this great analogy for the Trinity, it’s like water, ice, and steam; they are all … Continue reading Troubles with the Trinity
God in Three Persons Blessed Trinity
The Trinity is an essential doctrine of Christianity; however, it is also a grand mystery, which we can apprehend but not comprehend. Attempts to form analogies of the Trinity from nature and human experience ultimately miss the mark. So how are we to understand this doctrine? James White offers this helpful definition: “Within the one … Continue reading God in Three Persons Blessed Trinity
God
The other day on my drive to work, I put in an old Rebecca St. James CD, and a song that I began running in my head was “God.” The song really captures in poetry the glory and grandeur of an infinite God who condescends to fellowship with His creation. St. James sings, He made … Continue reading God
