Essays on Biblical Worldview

Curiosity is a big part of life, so it’s not unusual that several of us ask questions concerning life and existence. Examples of these questions may be: How did the universe begin? Is God real? Why is life the way it is now? Many of...

Thus, to build a biblical framework, or foundational beliefs about God, His character, His world, and His plan one must go to Scripture, for these are His words. Here answers are found to life’s questions; why are we here, good and evil, our purpose, and...

If the flood of Noah was believed to be an event, then there must be geological evidence that proves its occurrence. The Bible talks about how The Flood was a worldwide event. Genesis 7:21 tells us “the water prevailed more and more upon the earth...

Religion is viewed as a set of beliefs and practices, usually involving the acceptance and acknowledgment of a spiritual or higher being or authority by which people are directing the conduct of their lives in both a practical and moral sense. Worldwide, 84% of people...

The Biblical Flood has been debated over for many decades. Some people say it didn’t happen; some people say it did. There are many scientific evidences left behind today that the Flood actually happened such as Rodinia, the Waves in Paria Canyon, and six other...

There comes a point in everyone’s life that they must start making decisions on their own, it is at this point they choose what lenses they will use to drive their decisions. For Christians that lense is the Bible and the Holy Spirit is the...

“Almighty God our Heavenly father God, bless the words of my lips and the meditations of our hearts. Breath your Spirit into us and grant that we may hear and in hearing be led in the way you want us to go. Amen!” Last Sunday,...

How will the world end? What will the earth look like when Christ comes? These are the sort of questions theologians get asked. The topic we are discussing today is Eschatology which is the study of the end times. Some Christians not all believe that...

Kierkegaard, a well-know teologist, sees Christianity as the paradoxical truth; and he believes that “it is in the paradoxical that the eternal ones came into existence in time.” Socrates’ perception of paradoxical predicament of man is stressing more the subjectivity of truth. But paradoxically it...