A Brief Look at Ecclesiastes (Part 1: Yes, there are Genesis Allusions)
Aside from my book analysis of Dan McClellan’s The Bible Says So back in June, I haven’t written all that much here on my blog for the past 4-5 months. There ar...
Tag: Genesis 3
“God’s Monsters” by Esther Hamori: A New Book Analysis Series (Part 2: Cherubim)
Welcome to Part 2 of my book analysis series of Esther Hamori’s new book, God’s Monsters. But first, a shameless plug: The Blue-Collar Bible Scholar’s Reader’s ...
“The Religion of the Apostles”: A Book Analysis Series (Part 4)–How De Young Channels Michael Heiser (when talking about the spiritual world)
Another weekend means another installment in my book analysis series on Stephen De Young’s The Religion of the Apostles: Orthodox Christianity in the First Cent...
A Look at Michael Heiser’s Book, “Demons”
One of the books I read over the summer was Michael Heiser’s book, Demons: What the Bible Really Says About the Powers of Darkness. In many ways, it is very sim...
Understanding Genesis 3 (Part 2): Salvation; Consequences; No “Plan B”
Given what I said in my previous post in regard to the way we should understand Genesis 3, I think it needs to be pointed out that such a view should also clari...
Making Sense of Genesis 3 (Part 1): The Big Picture, Nakedness, and Two Trees
Genesis 3 is one of key stories in all of Scripture that virtually everyone knows at least a little bit about: the story commonly called “The Fall,” where Adam ...
Biblical Studies/Creation Evolution Debate/Ken Ham/Social and Cultural Issues/The New Atheist Movement
A Female Rabbi, Eve, and Ken Ham Walk into a Bar…What Could Go Wrong?
Over the past few months, thousands of women throughout the United States have courageously come forward and told their own stories about sexual harassment. Thi...
Ken Ham Denies the Power of the Resurrection!
Yes, I know, that is quite a provocative and scandalous headline for a post, isn’t it? It’s one thing to take issue with Ken Ham’s claims about science or his i...
Ken Ham’s Accusation that Peter Enns is a Heretic: An Ironic Condemnation of Himself
Yesterday, I wrote about the response Troy Lacey of AiG gave to the question, “Can someone promote heresy and yet not be a heretic?” This question had been aske...