Can Science Explain Everything? The Limits of Scientific Knowledge

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Years ago, I lived and worked in the Middle East. My roommate was also a colleague. We were both lab scientists, so we trusted numbers.  Her mother was diabetic. Because of that, she had regular blood tests. Her routine workup always included liver function tests along with her blood sugar. And her ALT and AST … Read more

Why Would a Loving God Send People to Hell? A Biblical Answer to a Hard Question

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One of the hardest questions in all of Christianity is also one of the most honest: if God is love, why would He send anyone to Hell? This question is also one that I wrestled with when I came to faith in Christ. It wasn’t an abstract puzzle for me. It felt personal, and honestly … Read more

Is Materialism Actually Scientific? Where Science Ends and Philosophy Begins

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In my article, “Science and Faith: Can They Truly Coexist in Harmony?,” I asked whether science and Christian faith are fundamentally at odds. I landed on a simple answer: they’re not. Science and faith address overlapping but different dimensions of reality. You don’t have to choose between believing in God and trusting the scientific method. … Read more

Do Catholics and Christians Believe the Same Gospel? A Biblical Comparison

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I was not raised in a Christian home, but I always considered myself one. Growing up, I attended Mass regularly and was deeply involved in Catholic traditions. I believed that being religious and trying to be a good person was enough to make me right with God.  When I was around 10 or 11 years … Read more

Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations? Does the Bible Predict Division?

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I grew up thinking I was a Christian. I attended Mass every Sunday. I knew the prayers. I went through the rituals. That was enough, or so I believed. Then someone shared the Gospel with me. And instead of simply receiving it, I found myself asking a different question. Why are there so many Christian … Read more

Is Christianity Just A Blind Faith? What the Bible Actually Says About Reason and Evidence

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If you spend any time in online discussions about religion, you will eventually encounter the same accusation: Christianity is just blind faith. Critics argue that Christians believe things without evidence. They say faith means accepting religious claims without asking questions, and that belief persists because people are discouraged from examining it. I have seen this … Read more

Science and Faith: Can They Truly Coexist in Harmony?

An open Bible resting on a wooden table in warm natural light, with a stethoscope resting across it, symbolizing harmony between faith and science.

I worked in the laboratory for years. Every day, I handled samples that represented someone’s fears, questions, and hopes. A tube of blood may look simple, but to the person waiting, it can mean everything. I’ve seen the joy of promising results, as well as the heaviness when they aren’t what we prayed for. Yet … Read more

Is Jesus the Only Way to God? A Biblical Answer With Love and Truth

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In today’s world of religious diversity and spiritual exploration, the claim that Jesus is the only way to God can feel narrow or even offensive to some. But as Christians, we must hold fast to the truth of Scripture—speaking it not with pride or judgment, but with humility, clarity, and love. So, is Jesus truly … Read more