Category Archives: Christian thought and philosophy

The third and final book of John Walton’s Lost World trilogy, The Lost World of Scripture (LWS), expands its scope from reading the…

(Originally written for YMI of Our Daily Bread Ministries. I have talked about the scientific aspects ACME experiment several times in…

It’s been a very busy last two weeks, such that while I finished Augustine’s The City of God on March 19, I’ve…

The first 10 books of The City of God was a polemic against Roman polytheistic religion. As we saw last week, Augustine…

It’s been a very difficult and crazily busy last three weeks since I posted, but I managed to at least…

I went back to Augustine this week, starting with his shorter work, On Christian Doctrine (OCD), which is less than 150 pages,…

Augustine’s Confessions is what I would call truly establishing a genre – that of the personal narrative. Despite being written…

In the previous post of this series, I talked about John Walton’s The Lost World of Genesis One (LWGO), where he argues for a…

We shall now begin proper with the review of Walton’s views of Genesis as delineated in his book The Lost World…

In the next post, I am going to talk about John Walton’s reading of Genesis, as expressed in his books The…