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Are We Gambling on the Same God?
Can Love Be Demanded Under Threat? There is a version of Christianity that places eternal punishment in the background of every spiritual conversation. Sometimes it is stated gently. Sometimes it is stated with tears. Sometimes it is wrapped in language about grace, rescue, salvation, and love. But the structure remains: submit, believe, confess, repent, accept,… Continue reading
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When Words Become Fog
Christianity is often introduced in very simple words. Love.Mercy.Hope.Forgiveness.Father.Rescue.Relationship.Good news. These are not academic words. They are human words. They are the kind of words you can say beside a hospital bed, at a funeral, in a church pew, during an altar call, or to someone whose life has cracked open and who does not… Continue reading
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When Questions Become Crimes
History has not always been kind to people who asked the wrong questions in the wrong rooms. Socrates was sentenced to death after unsettling the moral and intellectual confidence of Athens. Galileo was not killed, but he was punished for defending a view of the cosmos that religious authority found threatening. William Tyndale was executed… Continue reading
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Belief Is Not A Light Switch
Belief is not a light switch. At first, that sounds reasonable. People convert. People deconvert. Skeptics become believers. Believers lose faith. The Bible itself says, “Choose this day whom you will serve.” So from inside the Christian framework, belief often gets treated as an act of the will: something a person can accept, reject, surrender… Continue reading
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Why Faith Without Fog Exists
I created this site as an attempt to make sense of the spiritual questions that have followed me since childhood. This is not a project of mockery. It is not an attempt to make Christians look foolish. It is not written because I hate God, despise Christianity, or enjoy doubt, rebellion, cynicism, or controversy. On… Continue reading
Faith Without Fog 