Personal blog that will cover my personal interests. I write about Christian Theology and Apologetics, politics, culture, science, and literature.
Monday, October 14, 2019
What Happened at the Council of Nicaea?
Credit where credit is due: Although an atheist channel does not believe in the Deity of Jesus, at least they get the historical facts correct and this video was also very light on drawing any conclusions but instead focused on what happened not who was right.
Labels:
Arianism,
Arius,
Atheism,
Christianity,
Constantine,
Council of Nicaea,
Deity of Christ,
History,
Jesus,
Jesus Christ,
Nicaea
Atheist Scientist tries to challenge Ravi Zacharias, INSTANTLY REGRETS IT!
Ravi Zacharias shuts down an Atheist scientist by bypassing his question regarding Human Free Will and God's Sovereignty and attacked the real problems with his worldview. He pointed out that the Bible has not been disproved by science and further arguing that determinism is just as much a controversy in science as it is in Christianity. Dr Zacharias does not agree that our world is deterministic and I have a more compatibilistic view of Free Will. It seems to me that we do make decisions and do what we want but God does break in and changes things in our wills directly or indirectly if he wants to accomplish what he wants to do.
Labels:
Atheism,
Compatibilism,
Determinism,
Free Will,
God's Sovereignty,
Ravi Zacharias,
Scientism
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Dave Chappelle Slams Abortion! (Sticks and Stones)
David Wood recently posted a video regarding a recent argument Dave Chappelle makes. I like this argument.
If a woman has the right to end a pregnancy in an abortion, why doesn't a man have the right to abandon his children and not be obligated to financially support? It's a good question. But Dr Wood asks if Chappelle was just making a joke, purposely trolling and manipulating the audience, or if he is truly against abortion. Whatever the answer, I think it is a good question. Society is all about "equity" these days. In my opinion just like a woman does not the right to murder a child just because she is pregnant with that child, a man does not have the right to abandon a child that he helped conceived but is obligated to support and take care of that child. However if you grant the woman the right to kill her baby then you also should give the man the right to abandon it,
If a woman has the right to end a pregnancy in an abortion, why doesn't a man have the right to abandon his children and not be obligated to financially support? It's a good question. But Dr Wood asks if Chappelle was just making a joke, purposely trolling and manipulating the audience, or if he is truly against abortion. Whatever the answer, I think it is a good question. Society is all about "equity" these days. In my opinion just like a woman does not the right to murder a child just because she is pregnant with that child, a man does not have the right to abandon a child that he helped conceived but is obligated to support and take care of that child. However if you grant the woman the right to kill her baby then you also should give the man the right to abandon it,
Labels:
Abortion,
Dave Chappelle,
David Wood,
Pro-Choice,
Pro-Life
Saturday, October 12, 2019
Friday, October 11, 2019
Losing Your Black Card Is Not a Game - Obama’s Other Daughters
This was a very funny video built on the idea that as a black person one has to prove that he/she is black enough. If you do not think enough like some arbitrary standard or don't know enough about African-American culture people joked about kicking you out of the community using the term "revoking your black card". This skit explores this idea and asks what it could be like if this was literal.
Thursday, October 10, 2019
Avengers Endgame Final Battle - 16 Bit Scenes
I love the new examples of pixel art on the Internet. This one is a shot-for-shot remake of the final battle.
Infinity Snap in real time. With Hawkeye family. Endgame, Infinity War, ...
Here is great example of good video editing. The endings of Infinity War and Ant-man and the Wasp, as well as the beginning of Endgame are all supposed to be happening simultaneously in the narrative. Really interesting video,
Wednesday, October 9, 2019
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
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