ThoughtLetters filed under God

by Daryl E. Witmer A: Well, for starters, we would have to disagree with the characterization of God as ever having been cruel. Q: Then you should read Psalm 137: […]

Posted in 2008, By Topic, By Year, God, ThoughtLetters | Leave a comment

Why Did God Harden Pharoah’s Heart?

By admin | Published May 1, 2007

by Daryl E. Witmer The best, most direct, simple answer to the question above is: “In order to demonstrate His power, and in order that His name might be proclaimed […]

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How Did God Begin?

By admin | Published November 1, 2003

by Daryl E. Witmer How did God begin? He didn’t. God never began. “Began” is a time-word. God dwells outside of time. For this reason, the question is inherently irresolvable. […]

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Did God Condone Infanticide?

By admin | Published March 1, 2002

by Daryl E. Witmer “Thus says the Lord of hosts, ‘…go and strike Amalek and utterly destroy all that he has, and do not spare him; but put to death […]

Posted in 2002, By Topic, By Year, God, ThoughtLetters

Is God Fair to Save Only Some?

By admin | Published November 1, 2001

Jesus, in His Sermon on the Mount, once said, “Enter by the narrow gate; for the gate is wide, and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and many […]

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Evidence for the Existence of God, Part 2

By admin | Published February 1, 1998

Again this month we are responding to what is perhaps the most basic and important question that any individual could ever ask: “How do I know that God exists?” In […]

Posted in 1998, By Topic, By Year, God, ThoughtLetters

Evidence for the Existence of God, Part I

By admin | Published January 1, 1998

This month and next we respond to what is perhaps the most basic and important question that any human being could ever ask: “How do I know that God exists?” […]

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Why Was the Ancient God So Cruel?

By admin | Published August 1, 1997

The following conversation is fictitious as presented here, but it is based on many actual conversations and exchanges in which I have participated over the years. Arnie’s responses would represent […]

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Encounter on a Plane: Evidence for the Biblical God

By admin | Published June 1, 1995

by John M. Frame, Professor of Apologetics & Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary (CA) The following imagined and spontaneous exchange between author Frame and “Al”, his seat mate on […]

Posted in 1995, By Topic, By Year, God, ThoughtLetters | Leave a comment

Morality as Evidence for the Existence of God

By admin | Published October 1, 1994

This year, between May and September, I have had no less than four couples already living together ask me to officiate at their wedding. Two of the four had a […]

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Is It Possible to Comprehend the Trinity?

By admin | Published May 1, 1994

Christians are monotheistic-we believe in one God. But we are also Trinitarian-we believe in a God who is revealed in three Persons. Each Person of the Godhead is fully Divine, […]

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