Chris Varga - Second Breakfast (Page 2)

Some ponderings about figurative interpretations in Scripture

Let's consider further biblical evidence for praying to Jesus

Is there biblical support for praying directly to Jesus?

Is it biblical to hope for God's rescue?

In this post, I translate Genesis 2:17 from the Greek Old Testament and offer some commentary and reflections.

Does worship have to take place at a particular location?

How did the biblical prophets view Israel's exile into Babylon after the destruction of the Temple?

Was the biblical David a womanizer? What can we learn by looking at the biblical stories from the perspective of his wives?

What does comparing the laws in Deuteronomy and Exodus tell us about the Bible — and God?

David Hume famously argued that miracles were impossible — or at least unbelievable.

The philosopher Simon Blackburn objects to an ancient argument for God's existence. However, when discussing ancient arguments, context is key.

In his book What Does It All Mean?, the philosopher Thomas Nagel offers three objections against “the religious foundation for morality.”