Month: January 2017

From Peter Pett’s (1610-1672 AD) Commentary on the Bible. Considering that Pett wrote in the 1600s AD it is nice to see that he holds the ancient Angel view of the Genesis 6 affair since as time went by pop-opinion shifted from the traditional Angel view to the Sethite view or other similar views. Pett…

The Islamic Hadith of Fatima, chronicled by Muslim, tells of al-Jassah who is “a beast who was so hairy that they could not tell its front from its back” and those who saw al-Jassah “were afraid lest it be a devil.” When asked who/what he/it is, al-Jassah replies, “go to this man in the monastery.”…

The purpose of this contemplation is not to literally conclude whether or not the Holy Spirit of God actually inspired Michelangelo Bouonarotti in his rendition of “The creation of Adam,” which he painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. However, we have noticed aspects of this fresco that seem to illustrate certain…

Friedrich Nietzsche is at it again as he continues nailing inconsistent atheists. First, he all but predicted that which would come about due to the death of God and he was vindicated with a vengeance during the most secular and bloodies century in human history: The Deicidal and Misanthropic Prophecies Then he nailed atheists who…

Rob Skiba is a writer, director, producer, actor and artist who’s new project is to produce a TV series titled, “Seed.” It is readily discernible from the description alone that Seed promises a lot and it is evident from reading the script for the first two episodes that it delivers: SEED is a brand new…

The talent, erudition and style of G. K. Chesterton is such that to name him in the same sentence as Richard Dawkins does violence to his memory. Yet, he so rightly elucidated the position of, the fallacious folly of, personages such as Richard Dawkins that it seemed worthwhile to point out the following. Richard Dawkins…