
Sin and the City: Cain and Abel, and the Tower of Babel
The first murderer Cain is also the first founder of a city. Because of this cities can be seen as sites of rebellion against God; the classic case is the Tower of Babel. […]
The first murderer Cain is also the first founder of a city. Because of this cities can be seen as sites of rebellion against God; the classic case is the Tower of Babel. […]
Adam and Eve are the first to actualize the potential for evil, which was part of the cosmic structure that God had created from the beginning. […]
Compatibilism is a theory that tries to reconcile the notion of determinism and free will. But it seems that the theory of compatibilism suffers from logical inconsistencies. […]
The second and third movies in “The Matrix” franchise mostly deal with the philosophical notions of foreknowledge, free will, and determinism. […]
Over two millennia, philosophers suggested many theories to solve the riddle of free will. “The Matrix” sequels try to answer this question and reclaim human free will. […]
“The Matrix: Reloaded” and “The Matrix: Revolutions” leave us with baffling questions about free will and determinism. These questions can be traced back to the the 6th century. […]
The Akedah is the near sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham. It is in Abraham’s reaction to the event that later scholars try to find a way to approach the idea of what God means. […]
The prophetic tradition is one of deepening self-awareness over the course of the prophet’s lives and over the course of the series of prophets about the power of God’s governance over history and God’s perpetual doing of a “New Thing” in history. […]
The Book of Job prompts a question: If Satan is doing God’s work, then is God letting evil happen or is God actively doing it? […]
The cloture rule provided a mechanism to bring bills to a vote and remove the gridlock in the Senate. The rule has undergone changes over the years, and the political parties have used it for their benefit. […]
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