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The Moral Evidence of God

Posted on April 20, 2016 by parklinscomb

Let’s assume for a moment that God doesn’t exist, but we do. If God doesn’t exist, then the only explanation for the existence of life is evolution. And if evolution is how we came to be, then we are logically … Continue reading →

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What the eyes see — Ecclesiastes 4-6

Posted on September 1, 2011 by parklinscomb

Hopefully, you weren’t too depressed by Ecclesiastes 1-3 yesterday. Some have characterized this book as being pretty joyless, pessimistic, and sour on life — the “pessimists proverbs”, so to speak. The truth is that it is simply the strong medicine … Continue reading →

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