Tag: skepticism

On God Part XIII- Miracles in the Bible

It’s been a while since I’ve published any posts. Sorry. Anyway, here’s a post about God.

People don’t appreciate biblical miracles nearly enough. Living during Bible times must have been a whole lot of fun. Examples include: People lived to be 900 years old, water was frequently walked on and/or turned to wine, and people sometimes got swallowed by a large fish.

It. Was. Wild. Continue reading “On God Part XIII- Miracles in the Bible”

On God Part II- God Floods the World

This is the second post in my newest series ‘On God’. Part I can be found here, if you missed that.

Part II is the story of when God floods the world. What was going through God’s mind as it was happening? It was bad news for pretty much everyone, but most Christians don’t really seem to mind it. The flood is one of my favorite Bible stories because it’s so horrifying AND improbable, but people seem to just be totally okay with it.

Could God really do that? Is it morally acceptable for him to do it just because he’s God? If it IS morally acceptable, man, is there anything God could do that wouldn’t be morally acceptable? I have lots of questions. Continue reading “On God Part II- God Floods the World”