Tag: old testament

• 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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• “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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• A Pharaoh(ly) Ridiculous Plague Narrative: The Godzilla Frog – Part 1

  

  The more I study the Bible, the more humor I get from it. Perhaps not directly from the author, but more so from the idea of taking certain parts literally. There have been a few times I have actually laughed out loud. Studying the plague narrative, post-deconstruction, was enjoyably one of those times! Let’s jump…

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  April 27, 2025

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