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I thought today I would write about what a pleasure it is to have deeply delving conversations into biblical scholarship with Dr. Bart Ehrman, such as the one that is

According to the latest Pew Research poll in November 2021, 62% of Americans believe in a literal afterlife hell “where people experience physical suffering,” and are forever separated from God.

This blog is not so much on a specific subject as it is a personal sort of journal entry based on a facet of my experience concerning my book What Did

Excerpt from chapter 4, What the Hell is Hell? How do you define ego? Not so easy, is it?  Dictionaries commonly define ego as the self, as distinct from other

Obviously a great number of people in America and throughout the world believe there is a real place called hell, existing in another dimension (or some believe it is in

Last night I was leading a Bible study in the fourth of a six-week series on the Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, and Luke). It’s a lovely group of warm friendly

Or perhaps taking our beliefs too seriously? Silly question, right? We all know well enough that there has been absolute brutality, barbarism, torturing, killing throughout the ages and in parts

Way back in ancient times, before we knew the earth was round, or that gravity was a constant force, or we knew much about anything pertaining to how the world

As a reminder, the Gospel of John is very different from the Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, and Luke). The most fundamental difference has to do with the topic of salvation.