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11 May 2026
Interpreting Genesis: A Historical Perspective
Did ancient Jews and Christians read Genesis literally? The answer is more complex than modern debates often suggest. This article traces the history of Genesis interpretation from Scripture itself…
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6 May 2026
Moving Beyond Biblical Literalism
Biblical literalism is often treated as the most faithful way to read Scripture, but what if it actually flattens the Bible and weakens faith? This article explores how the Bible’s diverse genres,…
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14 April 2026
What Is Religious Trauma?
Religious trauma is not about rejecting faith. It is about naming when experiences in Christian spaces have caused lasting harm. When the sacred is misused, it wounds deeply. But the gospel still…
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5 April 2026
Easter Sunday: The Defeat of Death and the Birth of New Creation
Easter Sunday is not simply the happy ending to Good Friday. It is the moment that reveals what the cross actually accomplished. The resurrection is not proof that Jesus was right. It is the defeat…
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3 March 2026
Did Jesus Save Us From God or From Sin and Death?
This blog explores the meaning of Jesus' salvation, focusing on the concepts of sin, death, and separation from God. It argues that humanity's true crisis stems from sin's power rather than God's…
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