This is a very engaging book, with an exciting premise: It imagines what it would be like if St. Paul and the prophet Muhammad were to have a formal debate on whether or not Jesus was resurrected (!). The idea is that MIT has been able to create two opposing lifelike holograms that, by computers … [Read more…]
Any time we question God, it’s cheeky at best and can be dangerously disrespectful, so let me begin this blogpost by reassuring the reader that it will conclude with, well, whaddya know, He was right again. *** So I was thinking about the part of Genesis where God tells Abraham that He is going to … [Read more…]
1. I can think of three arguments for recognizing that such a thing as Scripture exists (and, without going into a lot of detail here, by Scripture I mean a text that is not only true but has a special kind of inspired truth). First and foremost, Jesus recognized it. Second, we need Scripture as … [Read more…]
I’m a fan of Professor Peter Kreeft’s, put this book on my Christmas list, and (thanks, kids!) received it. I read it right away, and it’s short (93 pages) and sweet. And I’m happy to begin a Happy New Year for readers with a work that focuses on a happy topic. The first part of … [Read more…]