In the last episode of our series on studying the Bible, we transitioned to an important area of study: learning to read the Bible in terms of the various types of literature found in its pages. Our first example concerned reading narrative, where I...
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Abortion, Luke 1:15, and Syntactical Databases
A couple months ago a friend sent me a link to a New Testament study that was apparently being popularized within certain segments of the Church to legitimize abortion. The argument is patently illogical, but that isn’t why I’m blogging about it....
Second Follow-Up Reply to Chris
Back to the rest of Chris’s reply. This is good stuff since it prompts discussion and brings other examples to the discussion. Chris was questioning me based on three items. The first two I replied to, and subsequently posted. I’ve posted my response to...
Thoughts on “Roman Catholic Views of Extraterrestrial Intelligence”
As noted in an earlier post, the document When SETI Succeeds: The Impact of High-Information Contact contains an interesting essay entitled, “Roman Catholic Views of Extraterresrial Intelligence” by Douglas A. Vakoch. The essay begins on page 181 of the...