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The Violent God: A Problem for Pacifists?

[I am contributing to the Xanga Council of Christian Pacifists, which features answers to questions about pacifism, and then further questions of those answers. It's in the beginning stages of development, but we're hop…
How Is Your "Quiet Time" Best Spent?

This post idea randomly came to me... I am curious to see how different people spend their time with the Lord. The Bible says to "pray without ceasing" (I think Paul says that in the Epistles; I am not good at location…
Rationalize These Bible Verses, Please

Exodus 35:2: God demands that everyone should be killed that works on the sabbath day Deuteronomy 21:18-21: God demands we kill disobedient teenagers Deuteronomy 22:13-21: God demands that we kill women whom are not …
Bad Questions, Part III: How Can the Bible Say Z?

Continued from Bad Questions, Part II: How Much of Y Can I Do Before It Becomes a Sin?, which examines bad questions that Christians ask. How can the Bible say Z? This is one I've run into a lot lately, but hadn't at…
Bad Questions, Part I: Can I Do X and Still Be a Christian?

It's no secret - I like questions. Questions are the starting point of a path towards truth and knowledge. Questions and doubts, if addressed properly, have the capability to buttress our faith and knowledge of the world…
Answering the Difficult Questions That Seekers Ask

Guest post by HaxorAlay My mind tells me that I should know the answers to our "unfathomable" God. Being told to accept that we will never really understand our God is often unsatisfying, especially because many of the…
What Are Consequences? Who Decides If Something Is Bad?

Guest blog submitted by Jnnychriss My friend and I were talking while at the beach and we had a discussion that has rocked my world a little bit. I have two questions for you.1. Do you believe consequences of sin are Go…
A Hot Girl in a Tiny Bikini Walks By, What Do You Do?

Guest post by didacheFew questions to ponder:1) While waiting for a light to change a man dressed in shabby clothes begins to walk towards you. What do you do? a. Do you roll up you windows, lock your doors and p…