The Concept Of The Credentialed Layman
Given that I'm currently writing criticisms of McGrew's anti-Minimal Facts stance, and given my recent revelation, it seemed good to me to write on a concept I've talked about in…
Given that I'm currently writing criticisms of McGrew's anti-Minimal Facts stance, and given my recent revelation, it seemed good to me to write on a concept I've talked about in…
As the last part of this blog article's title suggests, this is the second part in a two part series in which I respond to Dr. Lydia McGrew's criticisms of…
There are videos of McGrew and Erik Manning criticizing the Minimal Facts approach, but I decided not to interact with those as responding to videos takes even more time than…
Back in 2018, I wrote a blog post series defending the historicity of Jesus' resurrection. The blog post series was about 12 parts long and consisted of defending The Minimal…
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"…
I am one of those who thinks that The Cosmic Temple Inaguration view of Genesis 1 is correct. This view of Genesis 1 is most commonly assosiated with Professor John…
I am someone who favors the Functional Origins/Cosmic Temple Inauguration interpretation of Genesis 1. This view is prominently defended by and most commonly assosiated with John H. Walton of Wheaton…
I am one who fully endorses what I like to call The Cosmic Temple Inauguration interpretation of Genesis 1. Although technically, the name doesn't fully encompasses my entire view or…
When I want to go really, really in depth on a given topic; I do one of two things; (1) I write a series of blog posts instead of just…
A Roman Stoic philosopher named Dio Chrysostom (40-115 AD) explicitly condemned slavery in his 15th discourse "On Slavery and Freedom II (See 15:24-28). It was in the context of a…