Category Archives: Theology

The Barnyard Dialogues: Explained, Evil is the Problem

Posted on December 5, 2007 by J. W. Kraft

I hope you have enjoyed reading my previous two posts entitled, The Barnyard Dialogues, “Part I, Two Chickens Take on the Problem of Evil” and “Part II, Two Chickens Take another Swipe at the Problem of Evil.”  .  If you … Continue reading →

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The Barnyard Dialogues: Part II, Two Chickens Take another Swipe at the Problem of Evil

Posted on December 3, 2007 by J. W. Kraft

Click for Barnyard Dialogues Part 1  The Scene: Two Chickens in nesting boxes at night. Clare: You still awake, Marsha? Marsha: Clare: Marsha! Marsha: Hu! What? Clare: I’ve been doing some figuring again Marsha: The kind you do with your … Continue reading →

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The Barnyard Dialogues: Part I, Two Chickens Take on the Problem of Evil

Posted on December 2, 2007 by J. W. Kraft

The scene: Two chickens (hens) in a barnyard, early one morning, happily pecking away at grain and grasshoppers. Clare: (pausing from pecking) Marsha,? Marsha: -Peck, peck- Yes, Clare? What is it? Clare: I’ve been doing some figuring, and… Marsha: (Interrupting) … Continue reading →

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Semantical God

Posted on November 27, 2007 by J. W. Kraft

Much has been made of the identity of the god of Christianity and the god of Islam and whether they are the same being.  Many people want to claim that they are the same in hopes that this will foster … Continue reading →

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