Dan Delzell

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  May 28, 2024

  How the Bible refutes divine unilateral determinism

  A small segment of believers push the doctrine of God's sovereignty to an unbiblical and illogical extreme

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  May 24, 2024

  Why Piers Morgan doesn't need 'Catholic guilt'

  Do you understand why even a lifetime of good works does not wash away a single sin?

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  May 21, 2024

  'Darwin's Doubt': Intelligent design and evidence-based faith

  Will you humble yourself at the foot of the cross, or has your impressive IQ led you to arrogantly assume you are smarter than the One who designed your intellect in the first place?

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  May 17, 2024

  Will God orchestrate the construction of another temple?

  Some Christians believe that God is going to orchestrate the construction of another temple in Jerusalem. But is that really what God is planning to do?

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  May 14, 2024

  Christopher Hitchens now realizes God is great

  Did Hitchens have a deathbed conversion? Many Christians who had prayed for such a thing were left guessing.

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  May 11, 2024

  The Mark of the Beast on earth and forehead tattoos in Heaven: literal or symbolic?

  Four consecutive verses in the Book of Revelation describe unbelievers on Earth having the mark of the beast on their right hand or forehead, and believers in Heaven having God's name tattooed on their forehead. So, are these verses to be interpreted literally or symbolically?

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  May 7, 2024

  Historian Tom Holland views Christianity through a secular lens

  Being born again involves more than simply swimming in Christian waters.

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  May 5, 2024

  The despicable habit of taking the Lord’s name in vain

  People misuse God’s name when they flippantly say, “Oh my God.” The Lord’s name is holy and should never be used in such a casual manner.

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  Apr 30, 2024

  How can you be loved yet also under God's wrath?

  Wait a minute. How can an unbeliever be loved by God, yet at the same time be under God’s wrath?

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  Apr 24, 2024

  The unwavering goodness and faithfulness of God

  “The very first temptation in the history of mankind was the temptation to be discontent … that is exactly what discontentment is — a questioning of the goodness of God.”