Problematic Beliefs | Christian Colonialism

Imagine a marriage where both partners share responsibilities equally—sounds fair, right? Egalitarianism is about splitting roles and tasks evenly. It’s like being on the same team, where both players have equal say and share the load. Let’s dive into how this approach works and why it might be a good…

In a world where friendships can be fleeting and superficial, building strong, lasting Christian friendships is like finding a treasure. For girls, these bonds can be particularly meaningful, offering support, guidance, and a shared faith that can carry them through life’s ups and downs. Christian friendships are more than just…

Ever wondered why some marriages follow a “you do this, I do that” approach? Complementarianism is all about specific roles within marriage, where each partner has distinct responsibilities. It’s like having a set game plan. Let’s break down what this means for couples and how these roles play out in…

The Bible’s claim of divine inspiration is central to its authority, but how does this divine origin interact with the belief in its inerrancy? More importantly, can an ancient, inerrant text remain relevant and applicable in today’s ever-changing world? This discussion will explore the relationship between divine inspiration, inerrancy, and…

The Bible is a complex collection of texts, filled with poetry, prophecy, parables, and historical accounts. Does believing in its inerrancy require a literal interpretation of every word, or is there room for figurative language and metaphor? Let’s explore how interpretation plays a role in the ongoing debate over Scripture’s…