When I see images of cemeteries, I think of all the human beings who have lived in the past. All looking out on to the
Tag: human
thoughts on free will and God’s foreknowledge
As to this idea of predestination in Protestant circles of mental speculation, we do not buy it. Why? Because it negates human free will. You
the ossuary under Paris
An interesting historical item about Paris: beneath the city lies the world’s largest ossuary (a place or receptacle for the bones of the dead). We
one moment in time: eternity and forever
Our lives upon this earth are but brief moments in eternity. As well, we can only live in the present. The present moment is all
does our culture limit us, define us?
Are we begging the question here? To a greater extent than perhaps we care to admit to ourselves, the culture we are born into does
death, consciousness and science
The age-old question for our species, perhaps the defining query of humans is: what happens at and after death? Or, in other words, do we
