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Article · Philosophy
The problem of evil is not merely an argument to defeat. It is a difficult human question that deserves both intellectual honesty and compassion. If God is good, powerful, and wise, what should we make of a world in which suffering is so deeply woven into human experience?
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Reflection · Faith & Life
Nehemiah 8:8
Every reader of Scripture faces a simple but profound question: how do we move from an ancient text to faithful understanding? The answer begins with context.
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Journal · July 1, 2026
There is a difference between reading and reading. The first consumes. The second absorbs.
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Thursday · 2026-09-17
Judges 6:33–40
Gideon's testing and uncertainty.
What is the difference between honest weakness and refusing to trust God?
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Biblical Studies
What if the story of evil did not begin in Eden? This book invites readers to examine Scripture with fresh attention, exploring the events that precede humanity's fall and the larger biblical account surrounding creation, rebellion, free will, and redemption. Written with reverence for Scripture and a commitment to careful reasoning, it seeks to encourage readers to think deeply about God's purposes while keeping Christ at the center of the biblical story.
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