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Steven Colborne

May 16, 2020

Hearing from God

What do you do if God tells you something that is in direct contradiction with something that’s taught in the Bible? The Christian might say, “God will never tell you anything that contradicts Biblical theology.” To take this position is to elevate the Bible above the free will of God. Is it not true that… Continue reading

God, Scripture

Bible, Christianity, faith, Free Will, hearing from God, Philosophy, religion, satan, sovereignty, Spirituality, Theology, truth
May 13, 2020

A Guide for Agnostics

In this article, I would like to offer a six point thought process that it is logical to go through when trying to discern whether or not embracing Christianity is a wise idea. I hope the guide will help someone who is currently agnostic but is exploring (or considering exploring) the Christian faith. Continue reading

Christianity

agnostic, agnoticism, apologetics, Bible, blog post, faith, God, Philosophy, religion, Scripture, Spirituality, Theology
May 12, 2020

The Presence of God

Welcome to another post in my Praise and Prose series, which looks at how the way in which we use language — especially in matters of faith and spirituality — might develop in order to better reflect the ultimate truth of God’s sovereignty over all events. Charismatic Christians often discuss their yearning for what they… Continue reading

Praise and Prose

faith, Free Will, God, God’s Presence, language, linguistic philosophy, omnipresence, Philosophy, religion, Spirituality, Theology, truth
May 11, 2020

Why Regret is Illogical

Welcome to the latest post in my Praise and Prose series, which looks at how the way we use language might change in order to better reflect God’s sovereignty over all events, which is a key component of my philosophical perspective. When we regret something, we are feeling that something we did in the past… Continue reading

Praise and Prose

faith, Free Will, God, God’s Grand Game, language, linguistic philosophy, metaphysics, Philosophy, puppet master, regret, religion, Spirituality, Theology
May 9, 2020

My Finished Home Audiobook Recording Setup (3/3)

Greetings, readers and writers! I’m in a buoyant mood because after about a month of planning, ordering things, installing things, and glueing things, my home audiobook recording setup is complete. If you missed the first two posts documenting my progress, they are here: At the end of the article you will find a list of… Continue reading

Self-Publishing

audiobook, audiobook recording, audiobooks, Books, faith, fiction, guide, home studio, Philosophy, production, reading, setup, Spirituality, step by step, Theology, wardrobe conversion
May 8, 2020

‘The Courage to be Disliked’ by Kishimi and Koga (book review)

My mental health journey, which has involved several spells in psychiatric hospital and a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder, has left me very interested in the field of psychology. I have tried many different approaches to counselling, including group and individual cognitive behavioural therapy, psychodynamic counselling, body psychotherapy, Christian counselling, and others. I spotted a book… Continue reading

Book Reviews

Alfred Adler, book review, Books, Carl Jung, counselling approaches, Fumitake Koga, Ichiro Kashimi, Mental Health, Philosophy, psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud, Spirituality, The Courage to be Disliked

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