Never Fail to Fail: It's the Easiest Thing to Do......
Scott WolfeI don't have faith figured out. But, I intend to live out my days in curiosity; seeing what's over the next hill. As Carlyle said, "Go as far as you can see, and when you get there, you'll be able to see farther." I'll write about that journey here.....
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Do We Understand Grace?
I’ve heard it preached many times, “we don’t understand grace”, and for years, I scoffed at that statement. While scoffing, I engaged in conversations about grace, and I’d hear incompatible explanations of grace, and its application, which...
What Could Be More Practical?
There is a common sentiment that a desire to expand our Biblical knowledge is not important. No one says it that way; it’s more likely stated in this manner: ‘I don’t get into the theology of Christianity, I focus on the practical, day to d...
Are There Free Moral Agents?
Over the years, I’ve heard the term “free moral agent” many times. I don’t hear it as often now. But, what does it mean? Almost exclusively, the term came up in church environments and in the context of free will, moral choice, and accounta...
Are We Peripheral Visionaries?
In a recent Bible class, the teacher focused our attention on C.S. Lewis’ essay, The Weight of Glory. The essay was originally a sermon delivered by Lewis, in 1941, at The University Church of St. Mary the Virgin in Oxford. The sermon manus...
What’s Your Creed?
As far as my religious heritage is concerned, I am an heir of the Restoration Movement. For those who are unaware, this was a “unity” movement, rooted in the populist fervor of the early 19th century in America. Typically, these Protestant...
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