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Theology often translates the complex relationship between God and humanity into a simple diagram: Parent and Child. On the surface, this metaphor appears to be the kindest language available to lower the threshold of faith. However, for some, it becomes the most violent of rhetorics. In reality, a family is not always a sanctuary. Facing…

Man is a being of ceaseless inquiry. We long for the invisible edges of the universe and strive to unearth the elusive essence of the self. To borrow theological rhetoric, humans are “finite creatures oriented toward the infinite.” However, a strange logical collision occurs here. While the Christian worldview appears to grant humans the right…

From Victory Reports to Doctrine: The Secular Origins of the Gospel The Greek word Euangelion, meaning ‘Gospel,’ was not originally a religious term. In Ancient Greece, this word referred to a ‘victory report’—the news that a war had been won. The moment a messenger runs in and shouts, “We won!”, that news immediately transforms the…

The Mean Choices of Pascal’s Wager The moment I conclude all logical dissections and lay down my pen, a cold shadow suddenly creeps down my spine. “What if all these doubts are wrong? What if God truly exists, and these honest questions of mine become a ticket to Hell under the charge of sacrilege?” This…

The Self-Negation of Omnipotence and Inefficient Detours If the primordial Designer constructed the precision machinery of the universe, the method for handling bugs and errors within it should fall under His absolute sovereignty. If omnipotence is defined as “the ability to do anything,” then God could have restored the warped world or erased and recreated…