A gentle word turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. Proverbs 15:1. This verse teaches us to be kind and caring to those around us! We must not spread evil and anger through rash actions and decisions, but rather act in a gentle and kind-hearted manner! For the video analysis, see here.Continue reading “A Gentle Word DEFEATS Anger🔥✝️ | Proverbs 15:1 | Verse of the Day”
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A New Podcast: Dostoevsky and Us
Summary: The main goal of apologetics is to spread the word of God to those around us and to share the love of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Following this goal, I have always aimed at making my content as accessible and as broad as possible. To strengthen this goal and increase my outreach,Continue reading “A New Podcast: Dostoevsky and Us”
What Order Should You Read Dostoyevsky?
Intro: Reading Dostoyevsky is one of the most fulfilling things you can do in philosophy, but it can also put you on an emotional rollercoaster and bring you into the darkest depths of humanity. In the recent video on my channel (which you can find here), I discuss the order in which you should readContinue reading “What Order Should You Read Dostoyevsky?”
The Stolen Body Hypothesis Debunked
Introduction: After going over the other hypotheses for the eight facts, we approach the the second last hypothesis- the stolen body hypothesis (SBH). This is perhaps the strongest counter-hypothesis raised by my non-theistic friends and is a common objection that you may encounter. That is why I will provide you with three simple, yet effectiveContinue reading “The Stolen Body Hypothesis Debunked”
Jesus Didn’t Die Hypothesis Debunked
Introduction: Today’s blog post will be about another hypothesis that some skeptics use to explain the eight historical facts that we have discussed previously on my youtube channel (if you haven’t checked that out, make sure you do, the link is here). The hypothesis today will be the idea that Jesus survived the crucifixion andContinue reading “Jesus Didn’t Die Hypothesis Debunked”
Apologetics for All 