Satan's failures are implicit throughout the Bible, but perhaps his biggest failure was preventing the advent of the Redeemer – Jesus of Nazareth. From the moment God declared war on Satan in Genesis chapter 3,

How was Jesus fully man and fully God? Was it because He was half man (through Mary) and half God? That would only make Him 50% God and 50% man. Was it because He started as a man and grew into Godhood? That would mean that at any point in His life,

Was Jesus the Christ? Was He the promised Redeemer of mankind and the Messiah of Israel? Christians believe so, but there have been many people over the centuries who claimed that THEY, not Jesus was the Christ.

Is the Church under the Law? Is the Levitical Law applicable to us in this era? Do we have to Tithe? The answer should actually be pretty simple and straightforward. Since we established an objective and non-contradictory definition for what it means t...

Why does God demand sacrifice?  The Levitical Law is full or commandments to give sacrificial offerings for sin, guilt, restoration, ect.  It also demands many other seemingly odd and arcane liturgical practices. 

Sex in the Bible is a controversial subject. Religious people lead us to think that God is a prude who frowns on sexual enjoyment.  But the truth is that Sex is worship!  Every time you have sex (with your spouse) you are worshipping God!

What was Satan like before he fell from grace? Of course, we currently know him as the Enemy and the adversary of God’s plan, but was he created that way? It would be illogical and contradictory for God to create someone to thwart him,

Is Satan Real?  This is actually a pertinent question in Christian philosophy because it remains somewhat controversial.  The secular world believes the idea of "Satan" constitutes a fake "boogeyman" that Christians made up to excuse their bad behavior...

Pharoah's heart was hardened by God so the He could perform the signs and wonders of the 10 Plagues on the Egyptians.  On the surface, this seems unfair.  Did God take away Pharaoh's free will so that he would be defiant,

The Patriarchs - Abraham, Issac, and Jacob, received the blessing and mandate from God that would frame the 4th Dispensation.  With the world now divided into nations after Babel, God created His own nation (Israel) through which the world would intera...