From Forgiveness to Forgetness
Michele Boyer
November 8, AD2017
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Forgive and forget. Really? Is there such a thing as forgetness of sins? Remembering who or what has hurt us and how is part of
The Fallacy of Placing Faith in Science Rather than in God
Michele Boyer
October 15, AD2017
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It’s curious how people who claim to have faith in science criticize Christians for believing in God based on faith. Yet, what science has to
The Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas Part V: The Fifth Way
Michele Boyer
September 22, AD2017
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The Fifth Way – Argument from Governance or Order Just as the Third and Fourth Ways build on the first two Ways, the Fifth of
The Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas, Part IV: The Fourth Way
Michele Boyer
September 8, AD2017
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The Fourth Way — the Argument from Gradation or Degrees of a Quality The Fourth Way to demonstrate the existence of God is from the
The Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas, Part III: The Third Way
Michele Boyer
August 22, AD2017
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The Third Way – The Argument from Necessity Building upon the Argument from Efficient Cause, the Third Way demonstrates that there are things that are
The Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas, Part II
Michele Boyer
July 12, AD2017
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Last month I presented the First Way St. Thomas Aquinas explained the logical existence of God. Here is the Second Way. While this is a
The Five Ways of St. Thomas Aquinas, Part I
Michele Boyer
June 11, AD2017
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Thomas Aquinas’ Ways But on one particular day, she grabbed my full, locked-on attention. She was talking about St. Thomas Aquinas’ famous Five Logical Proofs
Why We Are Responsible For The Crucifixion
Michele Boyer
May 9, AD2017
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We often hear how our sins, were the cause of Jesus’ crucifixion. This is a pretty hard concept to accept for a couple reasons. Most importantly,
