by Rob Lundberg This is the final installment in this series on the First Principles. The First Principles are the starting points for where we
How to stay godly, grey, and tactically minded where the Lord has you.
by Rob Lundberg This is the final installment in this series on the First Principles. The First Principles are the starting points for where we
by Rob Lundberg Biology is the study of life and science in its purest sense is the search for the knowledge of causes using the
by Rob Lundberg The second law of thermodynamics is best seen when you have a cup of coffee, piping hot. Leave it alone and what
by Rob Lundberg When it comes to conversations with atheists, Christians love to get themselves into “hot water” by debating the topic of creation versus
by Rob Lundberg The functional definition for science is that it is the search for knowledge of causes. Many atheists struggle with the thinking that
by Rob Lundberg What follows from the first principle of logic is its product known as truth. Of course if you have logical principles or laws
by Rob Lundberg WHAT IS THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF LOGIC? The first principle of all knowledge is the law of noncontradiction. This foundational first principle of
by Rob Lundberg Romans 12:2 tells that we are not to be “conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing (not the removal
by Rob Lundberg The other day at work, I was involved in a discussion with someone who asked me about what was the reason for
by Rob Lundberg As a way of jumping back in the game, I thought I would go back to Square 1 and say that this
by Rob Lundberg If someone were to tell you and I that “no moral standards are absolute” how would you respond? Some hold to a
Many will say that the Bible contradicts itself. Sometimes the Bible presents what seems to be contradictions in the histories of the Old Testament. Here in 1 Chronicles 21:1 and 2 Samuel 24:1 is one such challenge. In this post Rob shows there is no problem at all with a sound hermeneutic.