“Mis-information is rampant in this great age of mass-information. While we have more access to learning than ever before in the history of the world, we’re actually getting dumber it seems. The amount of (mis)information at everyone's fingertips has lured… — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“The highest view of the Scriptures is not the one that seeks to make an idol of the Bible (biblicism), but the one that… — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“The early church didn't experience explosive growth in the face of relentless persecution for believing the resurrection was a metaphor.” — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“Biblical eschatology fundamentally challenges the "official" scientific idea that the universe will end in a violent heat death, and instead that the cosmos will be set free from its decadence. It calls us to consider the sobering similarities between ancient pagan cosmologies (creation began with war & violence between the gods) and modern naturalism as a nihilistic, philosophical worldview (all… — David D. Flowers Copy Share
“Jesus' willingness to accommodate Thomas' unbelief is a reminder that God can handle our doubt. And that the rationalist doesn't need to see, touch,… — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“Jesus sets the boundaries of God's will. If it doesn't look like Christ, then it's outside the will of God. Jesus iS the will… — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“A person has to ignore the larger social, economic, political, and religious climate of early North American colonialism to advance the Christian nation myth.” — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“There was (and is) nothing palatable about Jesus Christ of Nazareth to those who love the world and have made their home in it.” — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“Saying no to flag worship dethrones the American Jesus and it exposes our cultural Christianity.” — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“There is no such thing as a "just" war. It's just war. And it's antithetical to the Gospel.” — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
“Mis-information is rampant in this great age of mass-information. While we have more access to learning than ever before in the history of the… — David D. Flowers Copy Share Image
