by Caroline Crocker | Mar 25, 2024 | Faith, Other
History and Geography I went to high school in the days when they were experimenting with “Humanities,” which meant to be a mixture of English, history, etc., but was actually a glorified form of applied psychology. I asked to learn World History, but the school...
by Caroline Crocker | Mar 21, 2024 | Bible, Faith
-In the previous article, I ended with the statement that the Scriptures teach us about a Savior who came, died for our sins, and rose again. We can hang our lives on that truth and that Truth will set us free. But, what is freedom? The modern definition A Google...
by Caroline Crocker | Mar 17, 2024 | Faith
Fathers. Some are related to us through birth, some through love, and some through both. Some are good and some not so much. None are perfect. Personally, my father was related to me through birth, through love, and he was—well—human. Not perfect, but doing the best...
by Caroline Crocker | Mar 15, 2024 | Bible, Faith
Have you been looking forward to this article on the six worst textual variants? Just before the corresponding talk at the GWW conference, I experienced both anticipation and dread. Asking questions about personally important topics is often uncomfortable. But, it is...
by Caroline Crocker | Mar 11, 2024 | Bible, Faith
In the previous articles I made the following assertions: 1. Jesus lived. 2. Jesus died. 3. The grave was empty. and 4. Jesus rose. There is evidence, whether objective or subjective, for all of these outside the pages of the Bible. But, in the articles, I also made...
by Caroline Crocker | Mar 9, 2024 | Faith, Science
Sometimes, when I was teaching, I was tempted to break into praise. I didn’t do it. After all, that’s a sure path to losing a job that I really enjoyed. In past years, I taught cell biology at a four-year college, beginning anatomy and physiology and microbiology at a...
