Tag: dogma

• Biblical Giants. Real, Myth, or In-between?

  

  Legends of giants have captivated people since the beginning of our ability to describe them. Legends exist in more than just the bible. Many cultures have stories of these inhumanly tall creatures. Since I was a child I was fascinated by the stories, albeit rather skeptical on their veracity. How would we not have any…

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  March 20, 2025

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  Anak, Anakim, apocrypha, apologetics, apologists, archaeology, belief, bible, biblical, books, critical scholarship, curiosity, deconstruction, divine, Doctrine, dogma, dogmatism, EGW, Ellen White, evidence, flood, Genesis, giant, giants, god, Goliath, history, inerrancy, interpretation, legends, logic, nephilim, religion, Rephaim, research, scripture, SDA, Seventh Day Adventism, study, theology, theory

• Apologists: Dogma’s Retainment Specialists

  

  You’ve probably heard the term apologist before. I don’t remember when I first heard it, but I thought it meant something along the lines of “A person who uses more in-depth scriptural interpretation to show how something in the bible is true, to convince non-believers of the veracity of the faith.” While that definition is…

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  March 13, 2025

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  apologetics, bible, christianity, deconstruction, dogma, evidence, faith, god, interpretation, retainment, Seventh Day Adventism, theology, trust