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Explore thoughtful articles on philosophy, theology, fine-tuning, cosmology, free will, determinism, and divine attributes. This category offers clear, well-researched essays and critiques that bridge science and faith, helping readers examine big questions about the universe, moral responsibility, and the nature of God. Ideal for students, scholars, and curious minds seeking rigorous yet accessible insights.

Examining How Philosophy and Theology Intersect

Examining How Philosophy and Theology Intersect

by Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada Abstract: This paper delves into the intricate dialogue between philosophy and theology, emphasizing the significant yet often overlooked intersections that enrich our understanding of reality, the divine, and the human quest for meaning. Philosophical theology, as a distinct field, bridges these disciplines through a critical examination of foundational questions using […]

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Digging up Truth

Digging Up Truth

New Archaeological Evidence Supporting the Bible’s Historical Claims   by Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada Abstract: This article explores ten recent archaeological discoveries from 2024–2025 that provide compelling support for the historical reliability of the Old Testament. Unearthed across key biblical sites, including Jerusalem, Tel Megiddo, Abel Beth Maacah, and Tel Dan, these findings range from

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Cessationism and Continuationism in Historical Perspective

Cessationism and Continuationism in Historical Perspective

Apologetic Insights on Doctrinal Unity and Diversity   by Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada Abstract: This article examines the historical, theological, philosophical, experiential, ecclesiological, and apologetic dimensions of the ongoing debate between cessationism and continuationism. While cessationism emphasizes the sufficiency of Scripture and the closure of apostolic-era gifts, continuationism highlights the Spirit’s ongoing empowerment through prophecy,

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