Theology

Review of Genesis: God, Creation and Destruction by Dennis Prager—a curious mixture of theological liberalism and social conservatism

Can a Christian believe in evolution?

God remains sovereign over death, and we see a glimpse of things to come in Enoch.

A reader asks: Could God inspire error? And: do people continue to sin in Hell?

A review of Theistic Evolution: A scientific, philosophical, and theological critique.

John Calvin said Genesis means what it says about six-day creation.

We answer the questions: Is the love of God conditional or unconditional, and what did Abraham believe?

What can the covenant in Deuteronomy teach us about our God?

Theologian John Whitcomb had a huge influence on the modern biblical creation movement.

The Bible helps us understand the Trinity and how the Godhead exists outside of what we know as time.

Why did the Creator take on human nature? How does this relate to Genesis creation and even before that?

Creation impacts our view of the end times.

God sending His Son to save us is a natural outpouring of His essentially loving and merciful character.

Theistic evolutionists can’t reconcile evolutionary claims with the teaching of Scripture.

Theistic evolution weighed in the balances fails the test of Scripture (the Daniel test) and is contrary to Christian Faith.

Rainbows produced by light dispersion both before and after the Flood, and made a sign of the Noahic Covenant.