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The Sovereignty of God Amidst Disaster

March 15, 2011

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Why? Why did this happen? More than ten thousand people are confirmed dead, several nuclear reactors are spewing toxic radiation, and millions of homes and livelihoods destroyed. Amidst the massive destruction wrought by the recent earthquake in Japan, the troubling question arises.

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God’s Existence: The Moral Argument

January 14, 2010

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Why is murder wrong? There are a few ways to answer this question: murder is against the law, murder upsets the natural balance, or murder is wrong. Each of these answers displays a lot about the worldview of the person answering, but what is much more interesting is that almost all people, regardless of their [...]

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God’s Existence: The Cosmological Argument

December 21, 2009

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Does our study of the universe point to a creator? The Cosmological argument answers that modern astronomy, which posits the Big Bang Theory as the explanation of the beginning of the universe, does indeed point to a creator. Astrophysics at the highest level has long since accepted that the universe is expanding, and this expansion [...]

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God’s Existence: The Ontological Argument

December 10, 2009

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Of the four classical arguments for the existence of God, the ontological argument is the most questioned and least understood. Ontology is the study of the nature of being, or existence. According to definition, the ontological argument is an argument for God’s existence based upon the nature of his existence. Within the bounds of the [...]

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