Category: Eschatological Musings

I am a Christian. I am not just a Christian but one who is committed to Jesus Christ as the core of my being. For me, it is Jesus Christ, God the Word become flesh (John 1:1, 14), crucified and…

Now, you may ask, how do biblical eschatology, astronomy, and astrophysics intersect? Surprisingly well, given what has happened over the last few years in those fields. At first, as you look at what I am going to say, you may…

A common expression in spiritual circles about the separation between the mundane physical world and the spiritual reality that coincides with it is that the separation is a veil that blocks our standard view of the spiritual realm. Some people…

I often read an author who irregularly posts on Instapundit from midnight to 7am. Her name is Sarah Hoyt and she authors sci-fi and has an active blog at accordingtohoyt.com. Last night she posted an article on Instapundit entitled Civilization…

One of the objections that the early Hebrews faced (e.g., from the Egyptians) was that their God had no name. The ancient mind could not conceive of a nameless god. Names were significant; they helped define one’s god and expressed…

It has been some time since I posted anything. There are many reasons why, most of which don’t amount to a hill of beans (seriously insignificant). However, when I actually sit down and put fingers to keyboard, suddenly the clarity…