Q: I would be interested in your thoughts on how we, as Christians, are called to respond to relationship with community differently than a non-Christian (or non-religious/spiritual person).
--Cindy

( Sermon incoming! )

Sometimes it is difficult to be a scientist and a Christian at the same time ( Read more... )

You know how autistic people won't pick up the culture they're in nearly as well as most people? Well, religion is often part of culture, and to the extent that it is, and the extent that we don't absorb culture, we don't seem to absorb religion either.

I don't think that predisposes us to atheism, though; because atheism is a religious stance (just ( Read more... )

I'm a Christian. When I say that, some people assume things that aren't true ( Read more... )

"What's the Big Deal about God, Anyway?"

Whether or not he exists, God is important; and the question of whether or not he exists is something everyone has to find out for themselves; because you can't borrow faith from anybody else.

We have here a huge universe, with amazing order and structure in it; and here we are, intelligent and able to ( Read more... )

    Everything, absolutely everything, depends on the Resurrection. By that, I mean that if Jesus rose from the dead, then God exists, Heaven is real, and the Bible is true ( Read more... )

There's an interesting theory that culture and religion both stem from death anxiety ( Read more... )

I believe in absolute truth (except in the matter of subjective opinions ( Read more... )

When you are a very logical person, faith in anything is hard for you. And naturally, Aspies like me are very logical people, for the most part--this has even sparked the theory that AS stems from being extremely left-brain dependent. It's also called the "extreme male brain" theory--I don't like that name, though, because it cuts out the female ( Read more... )