Naturism: God’s Idea From The Beginning
Naturism is a philosophical form of nudism. Nudism is simply recreational nudity alone and/or with others. To be a nudist simply means you like to do things nude that most…
Responding To Nick Peters’ Objections To Naturism (Part 1) – Priestly Underwear
Recently, I wrote a very lengthy article titled "The Case For Christian Naturism". In it, I make a positive biblical case for the practice of chaste social nudity. God's view…
The Case For Christian Naturism
Abstract: Topics of sex and nudity have often been treated as taboo subjects within the church. The very idea of nakedness is often inextricably linked in peoples' minds with sex…
Response To Richard Averbeck’s Critiques Of “The Lost World Of Adam and Eve”
A while back, in preparing a video collaboration with my friend and fellow YouTuber, Zach Miller, I read some critics of the thesis of "The Lost World Of Genesis One"…
Q&A: Is The Archetypal View Of Adam’s Formation Heretical?
Message Body:I read in your article that you believe that Adam being made of dust was a reference to his being mortal, in this case "Why There’s No Conflict Between…
Modern Science vs Religion? Critical analysis of new atheist assertions concerning the interplay of science and religion popularized by viable memetic reproduction.
APA - Edmonds, N. (2021) Modern Science vs Religion? Critical analysis of new atheist assertions concerning the interplay of science and religion popularized by viable memetic reproduction. Cerebral Faith. (link)…
Genesis 2 & 3: Adam and Eve As Archetypes, Priests In The Garden Of Eden, and The Fall
Abstract: In this paper, I will make the case for the following statements (1) that Genesis 2 is a sequel to Genesis 1. (2) that Genesis 2 does not teach…
Response To Keaton Halley’s Critique Of The Lost World Of Adam and Eve (Part 2)
On a young earth creationist website, www.creation.com, I stumbled across a paper criticizing The Archetypal view of Adam and Eve put forth in John Walton's book The Lost World Of…
Response To Keaton Halley’s Critique Of The Lost World Of Adam and Eve (Part 1)
On a young earth creationist website, www.creation.com, I stumbled across a paper criticizing The Archetypal view of Adam and Eve put forth in John Walton's book The Lost World Of…
Why There’s No Conflict Between Evolution and a Historical Adam
Before I became an Evolutionary Creationist, I spent two years combing through the theological and scientific literature. I read lots of blog posts on BioLogo.org, and read books written by…