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  • The Trinity Hat Trick

    The Trinity Hat Trick

    Something also felt off about only having two posts addressing the trinity🙃. Here’s the completion of the hat-trick. After this one I’m done. I promise! 😉 A quick note. I’ve made a lot more space recently for the trinity. It is one of the possible ways to define God, and I get the appeal. I…

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    September 14, 2025
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    apologetics, bible, bro, christianity, Confusion, deconstruction, Doctrine, dogma, faith, fallacy, god, Holy Spirit, illogical, interpretation, jesus, nonsense, persecution, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, theology, trinity, unreasonable
  • A Heavenly Conversation

    A Heavenly Conversation

    Jesus: “Hey dad, those humans are acting up again.” God: “Which of their many shenanigans are you referring to?” Jesus: “They keep demanding that the stories their own ancestors made up as mythology and etiology, are literal factual history. And they keep sweeping away all my near-exclusive teachings on the poor, the widow, and the…

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    September 6, 2025
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    bible, biblical, christianity, church, Church Fathers, curiosity, deconstruction, deity, divine, Doctrine, dogma, education, faith, humor, inerrancy, inspiration, interesting, interpretation, literal, Literalism, literary device, love, misunderstanding, myth, reason, Science, story, traditional, truth
  • Inspiration

    Inspiration

    The last two months have been less-than-inspiratory. In fact it’s been a theologically tough time. The radio silence on this platform is evidence of exactly that. (Well…that and two kids + a busy phase of life making free time non-existent!) It’s become clear that the very foundation of the primary theological evidence we have today…

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    August 29, 2025
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    apologetics, bible, canon, canonization, christianity, Dead Sea Scrolls, deconstruction, Doctrine, faith, god, inspiration, interpretation, Nahash, SDA, Septuagint, Seventh Day Adventism, theology
  • The Most High Priest?

    The Most High Priest?

    Humans are predictable creatures. Just as hunger and thirst are common to us all, we share many other things too. Music, art, social hierarchy, desire for companionship, and so on. There is also this natural tendency towards belief in the supernatural, a higher power that brought us into existence and has some ultimate plan. Coinciding with…

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    July 7, 2025
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    altar, archaeology, argument, bible, burning, cannabis, conclusions, deconstruction, drugs, evidence, incense, interesting, Israel, Jewish, pot, shrine, smoke, temple, thc, truth
  • The Trinity – Some Logical Problems and a Few Illogical Proof-texts

    The Trinity – Some Logical Problems and a Few Illogical Proof-texts

    It has been brought to my attention that James White never actually got on board with the trinity at all. I relied on a source without fact checking. 100% my fault. It just sounded like something that was probably true. (With the understanding that the SDA church currently believes in the trinity) I have updated…

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    July 2, 2025
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    academia, apologists, Apostle, Apostles, argument, authorship, belief, bible, biblical, books, certainty, christian, christianity, Christians, church, critical scholarship, debate, deconstruction, deity, divine, Doctrine, dogma, doubt, evidence, exevangelical, fraud, god, Gods, gospels, Greek, heaven, heretic, heretical, Holy Spirit, humor, inspiration, interpretation, jesus, John, literal, Lord, Mark, Matthew, misunderstanding, monotheistic, myth, old testament, Omniscience, Paul, philosophy, postevangelical, reason, religion, research, scholarship, scripture, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, Seventh Day Adventist, theology, trinity
  • The Unnecessary, Unscriptural, and Unduly Enforced Trinity Doctrine

    The Unnecessary, Unscriptural, and Unduly Enforced Trinity Doctrine

    I’ve spent almost a year wrestling with this topic. It’s time to address the issues head on. I apologize in advance for the length, but this is actually quite short considering the subject. I urge the reader to get to the end before slapping the label of heretic on me, although perhaps that label is…

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    June 15, 2025
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  • The Ivory Tower Problem

    The Ivory Tower Problem

    People hate when they realize information has been kept from them. That’s been universally true for all of time. Whether it be the result of an intentional action, or the result of simply being unaware, the perception is inevitably that knowledge was being gate-kept. It was intentional. This is no less true in the realm…

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    May 30, 2025
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    academia, accepted, bible, biblical, church, denial, Doctrine, dogma, El, god, Gods, heretic, heretical, Israel, ivory tower, logic, monotheistic, myth, polytheistic, reason, scholar, scholarship, truth, YHWH
  • How to Misuse Science: Jacob’s Poplar Lacroix Water Experiment.

    How to Misuse Science: Jacob’s Poplar Lacroix Water Experiment.

    Science is misunderstood by many. That shouldn’t be too surprising though. Science is complicated and hard to do well. You don’t trust just anyone to perform neurosurgery. We wouldn’t want our neighbor’s 14-year old to be in charge of designing a nuclear power plant’s control rods. You probably wouldn’t want your taxi-driver to be thrown…

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    May 28, 2025
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    anti-science, apologetics apologist, biologist, biology, christianity, education, flock, geneticist, genetics, goats, ice core, Jacob, Laban, lacroix, lambs, misunderstanding, misunderstood, misused, PhD, poplar, Science, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, sheep, studies, study, symbolic, Ted Wilson, tricks, voodoo, water
  • “Jonah, For Once Would You Just Think Of The Cattle?”

    “Jonah, For Once Would You Just Think Of The Cattle?”

    Have you ever had something you could not have possibly cared less about, and then wound up eventually caring greatly about that exact thing? The God of the Bible, if the text is to be assumed as univocal, certainly seems to do this. He wipes all of humanity out in a flood, then promises not…

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    May 20, 2025
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    belief, bible, biblical, books, certainty, christian, creation, curiosity, deconstruction, Doctrine, doubt, evidence, exodus, facts, faith, god, inerrancy, inspiration, interpretation, Jonah, literal, Literalism, literary device, Nineveh, notliteral, old testament, plague, reading, reason, scholarship, scripture, story, storytellling, study, tall tale, theology, truth
  • Why Does ____ In the Bible Have To Be Literal?

    Have you ever questioned why any particular piece of traditional Biblical history must be taken as literal? Don’t overthink this. Don’t think about who else believes that, or how it’s always been taught. It’s not that deep. The question is simply why does the story itself have to be literal? Perhaps a better way of…

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    May 13, 2025
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    anti-science, apologetics, apologists, archaeology, bible, biblical, critical scholarship, deconstruction, evidence, facts, faith, fundamentalists, Gensis, god, inerrancy, interpretation, literal, Literalism, literary device, reason, research, scholarship, scripture, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, story, storytellling, ten commandments, theology, traditional, truth
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