Review: Supernatural: What the Bible Teaches about the Unseen World – And Why It Matters

Supernatural: What the Bible Teaches about the Unseen World – And Why It Matters by Michael S. Heiser My rating: 4 of 5 stars Really fine. Except for the chapter on sovereignty and free will, this book is outstanding. It is a popular level handling of the author’s The Unseen Realm. View all my reviews

Not a Good Way at All, In Fact

“Picture our various theologies of this folly on Christmas morning. If you open a gift and churlishly refuse to thank the giver of it, then—in our little illustration—you are an atheist. But how, in this regard, is it better to be the pietist and to smash the gift to pieces ‘lest it tempt you away …

And I Will Take My Ultimate on the Side

I want to write about religious liberty, and in order to do that I must first address the myth of neutrality. But I don’t really want to address the myth of neutrality, but rather the demented, off-the-chain, sociopathic, deranged, vacuous, and sure-to-let-you-down-later-today opium dream of neutrality. Neutrality is, like, not a thing. It does not …