Posts Tagged ‘Numbers’

May 16 2008

Seminary Papers and Donkeys

My contributions to discussions here and on other blogs has really waned the last month or so, and I thought it might be nice to share with you all the stuff that occupied so much of my time!  I wrote three major papers this semester, and I think I will post two.  This paper is on Balaam and Numbers 22-24.  I chose the topic because I had no idea what was happening in that story.  So if you are as curious as I was, you may find this article beneficial.  Stay tuned for my second paper which I will post sometime next week. Read more »


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      THE SEMINARIAN WAGER
Everyone has faith. Regardless of how our faith developed, we should be willing to critically analyze those beliefs. While analyzing the validity of our faith, we should also be willing to analyze the validity of our doubts and cultural preconditions. If we are willing to do this, we wager that over time, the roots of our faith will strengthen toward truth, and will not be uprooted during challenging times. This site aims to provide worthwhile discussion regarding a critical evaluation of both religious belief and modern doubts.