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2 comment(s)Scientific scepticism with the Darwinian postulate is gaining momentum, but we have to be cautious how we use that information...
3 comment(s)A 'comprehensive scientific study' has conclusively shown that intercessory prayer does not work... oh really?
8 comment(s)Darwin’s General Theory of Evolution (GTE) proposes that fairy tales are indeed possible in real life…
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...represents a non-denominational, a-religious initiative which aims to reclaim the intellectual foundations of Biblical theism as the only worldview that is able to hold up under the rigour of critical scrutiny.
The TruthSayer Foundation aims to challenge worldview thinking by engaging the intellect in life’s most important questions. We do have an answer to life’s most important questions, because we are in possession of the truth!
Critics of the Bible have long argued that the book of James contradicts the rest of Scripture in teaching, “that a person is justified by what he does and not by faith alone” (James 2:24). Upon closer examination, however, the book of James, like the rest of Scripture, confirms that we are not saved by what we do, but by what Jesus has done!
Those who suppose baptism is necessary for salvation frequently cite Peter’s words in Acts 2:38, “Repent and be baptised” as evidence that belief plus baptism results in salvation. However, a proper exegesis of Scripture clearly does not support this view...
If it was God who caused Pharaoh's heart to be hardened (Exodus 14:4), then how could Pharaoh be held morally responsible (and therefore, accountable) for his refusal to allow God’s people go? In fact, did Pharaoh have any free will in the matter, and if not, how could God then hold him morally culpable?