Author: M. Aaron

Hey Guys, I am Aaron! "I do not think I have ever been so much astonished at the invention of locomotive engines, electric telegraphs, or any other feats of human mechanism, as I have been at the marvelous ingenuity of simple people in finding out reasons why they should not believe in the Lord Jesus Christ" - C.H. Spurgeon

Reading the Bible: Why Understanding the Big Picture Matters

by M. Aaron, posted in Christian Education

So really, how do you read your Bible?  One of the first things that a new Christian learns is that the Bible is the Word of God that nourishes your soul, so it must be read.  How is a new Christian supposed to read the Bible, though?  This is one of the areas that is not addressed in … Continue reading Reading the Bible: Why Understanding the Big Picture Matters

The False Security in Ignoring Presuppositions…

by M. Aaron, posted in Apologetics

At the beginning of the semester, I read an introduction to one of my textbooks for a social science class in which the author of the book, Richard Haas, expressed concern over a college graduate who did not seem to know very much about civics or the world in which the student lived.  Haas expressed … Continue reading The False Security in Ignoring Presuppositions…

Pragmatism and the Christian

by M. Aaron, posted in Apologetics, Culture, Quick Reads, Theology

"In simple terms, it places the methodology above God." M. Aaron Pragmatism and the Christian (1 Corinthians 3:4-9)   Pragmatism is the practical or realistic approach to solving problems (retrieved from Google Dictionary) or the idea that the results themselves confirm the validity of the methods used and is often found in Christian circles.  For example, … Continue reading Pragmatism and the Christian