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That's right. God was begotten not created, is eternal, and the ever-lasting creator of the universe and humankind. So, obviously, although this question may seem fairly irrelevant (trust me it's relevant) and naïve, I want to stress the fact that it's a legitimate question - and shouldn't...

Hi there - I know this site is occupied predominantly by people from the good old US of A, so I'll give you a quick contextual background for what - and as to why - I am writing. On Tuesday 17th July presenter Nick Hancock said on Channel 4's "WIN MY WAGE"...

Hi. The question posted above is one that I would like to be informed about, as I am not sure what Muslims (of all branches of faith) believe about the Qur’an. Plus, if it would be possible, could you please inform me of what paticular branches of Islam believe about the Qu'ran, and if there are...

Hi - I've been thinking about this for some time now, and it comes from a reaction to the argument against homosexuality, commonly phrased as: "God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve." But it's not homosexuality I want to discuss here. See, as simple a question as it may sound, it's...

Here's a thought experiment for you. Start off as yourself. Begin, slowly, to regress within yourself, so that you see the world through a child's eyes. Fresh, new, awakening to it all. Now, try to erase your beliefs - the way you see the world, your views and opinions and what you have...

The inconsistent triad centres around the principle that, according to Christianity: God is omnipotent God is omniscient God is all-loving. And yet evil exists. Which raises the problem, that if God is all-powerful and all-loving, he would put an end to the evil, so therefore he cannot...

Determinism. I'm not entirely sure within my own mind what it is, so this thread is open to all to members to post there own individual interpretation on the matter, and equally does determinism work, as a concept? Is it true? False? Faulty? Is there a proof against it?

Self-explanatory really. Something we generally take for granted is that, with a set of beliefs a person then joins a congregation with that set of, or very similar beliefs. But what of those people who have faith in Christ and God, and the foundations of Christian belief, but have never...

Ok. I probably won't be able to explain this fully, and I understand there will always be conflicting views and opinions, but, before you read this, please be open to the possibility. A paradox is an example of a statement which loops itself to infinity. Star Trek has done it, and this riddle...