Tag: Eschatology

The Four Horses of the Apocalypse: Exegesis & Preliminary Applications to Current Developments

Last modified: I know I mentioned in an earlier post that I won’t pretend to guess how God will bring about the world situation described at the onset of the apocalypse. And I continue to maintain that there will be plenty of twists, turns, and hiccups along the way, meaning any attempt at laying out […]

“This Generation” in the Great Temple & Olivet Discourses

Last modified: I know I haven’t given you anything new in about a month-and-a-half, so I might as well let you know I’m still here (just working on 4 highly-interconnected posts in my critique series) and more thoroughly explain something I just explained quickly in another post. I mentioned what the phrase “this generation” meant […]

Alex O’Connor On Animal Suffering: Ironically Reassuring

Date Modified: On the night of February 16th, 2025, I read my weekly email from Answers in Genesis, and one of the stories I clicked on was “Twenty-Five Christians vs. One Atheist: Our Response”. As you’re probably guessing from the title of this post, the 1 atheist was Alex O’Connor, who’d gone under my radar […]