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Published on Leave a comment on The Bible, and Looking for Car Keys

I had lost my car keys... again. I had help looking for them this time, and when we finally found them, my helper jokingly asked the rhetorical question, "Why are they always in the last place you look?" I stopped for a moment, and thought to myself, "Yeah, why is that?" ...continue reading "The Bible, and Looking for Car Keys"

Published on Leave a comment on Enemy of Learning – Presuppositions and Pre-Conceived Notions

What if you believe. You believe strongly. You think your belief is Biblical, and you’re sincere, but you're wrong? I meet Christians like that every day. I'm even one of them. ...continue reading "Enemy of Learning – Presuppositions and Pre-Conceived Notions"

Published on Leave a comment on Our Mission: Not what to think, but how to think

I've taught the Bible since 1988. I was a home fellowship leader, and I even taught studies at my church on Wednesday evenings. Occasionally I am asked to teach on special topics. I thought that I knew the Bible pretty well, until... ...continue reading "Our Mission: Not what to think, but how to think"