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Our Father, who art in heaven. The familiar beginning of the Lord’s Prayer. I have said those words more times than I could possibly count. Strangely it took me an embarrassingly long time to even notice that the very first thing the prayer...
A few days ago I had a friendly exchange about how to teach the Trinity to children. A thoughtful Christian parent told me she was content to leave God’s oneness and threeness unreconciled, since the two, she reasoned, are irreconcilable, a...
When a child suffers, Christians are tempted to say that God must have his reasons, perhaps reasons we cannot see, but reasons still. My essay "Returning the Ticket" argues the opposite, and two thoughtful readers Tuppy and Elliot from the...
Why Evil Did Not Have to Be
I have written previously (see Returning the Ticket and The Unnecessary Child) that theodicy fails at its foundations because the question it asks presupposes an assessable commensurability between divine and cr...
A question has surfaced in the comments which is worth a fuller answer: what does Hart mean when he writes in Tabor that God is “the actuality of every nature, the one Nature of all natures, of which human nature exists entirely and solely...
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