The Divine Light At the break of dawn comes the Sun divine. By its light I see, as I see it shine. Then by dark and light comes the Son divine. By His light I see, as I see Him shine!

How can a good God command—and engage in—unspeakable horrors? To take perhaps the most salient example from the Bible, readers both ancient and modern have been perplexed by the notion that God ...

The light of God, Love, is always present to guide and heal.

God didn’t command something intrinsically evil, though difficult, it was morally justifiable; God had good reason for issuing this command. RNS: Matt, people often point out that God is both ...

Even if you could conjure up enough energy to reach 99.9999999999999999999999 percent the speed of light, a beam of light would still whiz past you at precisely the speed of light.

If God commanded something that was obviously evil, would we have a moral obligation to do it? I critically examine three radically different approaches divine-command theorists may take to the ...

In Isaiah 40:11, God commands, "Don’t panic. I’m with you. There’s no need to fear for I’m your God. I’ll give you strength. I’ll help you. I’ll hold you steady, keep a firm grip on ...