[en] The Quest for the Historical Adam: Uniting Science and Theology In a world where the boundaries of science and theology often seem at odds, the question of the **Historical Adam** provides a bridge between these realms. William Lane Craig, a renowned philosopher and theologian, dives deep into this fascinating topic in his recent work, … Read more
[en] Exploring the Kalam Cosmological Argument: Did the Universe Have a Beginning? The Kalam Cosmological Argument is one of the most compelling and widely debated arguments for the existence of God. It deals with one of the oldest philosophical questions: **Did the universe have a beginning?** If it did, what caused it to come into … Read more
[en] Examining the Resurrection of Jesus: Historical Evidence and Implications The resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. It is the event upon which the entire belief system hinges. If Jesus truly rose from the dead, it provides the foundation for Christian teachings on life, death, and salvation. However, for centuries, theologians, … Read more
[en] Understanding the Relationship Between God’s Foreknowledge and Human Freedom The question of how God’s foreknowledge can coexist with human freedom has been a central debate in philosophical theology for centuries. If God knows everything that will happen, does this mean we are not truly free in our choices? Can human freedom exist alongside divine … Read more
[en] Introduction: Is God Timeless or Within Time? One of the most intriguing questions in philosophical theology is how God relates to time. Does God exist outside of time, unaffected by its constraints, or is He within time, experiencing its passage just as we do? These questions are not only relevant to understanding God’s nature … Read more
[en] Introduction: Can Abstract Objects Threaten God’s Sovereignty? In the realm of philosophical theology, the concept of abstract objects—things like numbers, properties, and logical principles—raises a profound question: can their existence threaten God’s sovereignty? If abstract objects exist independently and necessarily, does that limit God’s authority as the creator of all things? These questions are … Read more
[en] Introduction: The Fascination with Atonement Atonement is a profound and central doctrine in Christian theology, yet its underlying philosophical mechanisms have often been a subject of debate. The idea that Christ died for humanity’s sins—an act of sacrifice that brings reconciliation with God—raises deep questions. What is the philosophical basis for atonement? How does … Read more
[en] Introduction: Can God Know the Future? A defining characteristic of the traditional Judeo-Christian God is His ability to know the future. For many, this concept is challenging to grasp. How can an all-knowing God perceive events that haven’t yet occurred? Is it possible for God to know every detail of the future, or is … Read more