Soli Deo Gloria

To the Glory of God Alone

“He must increase, but I must decrease.”
John 3:30

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‘Project Hail Mary’: Full of Grace, Courage, & Friendship

Andy Weir gets friendship absolutely right—and it’s not because of anything remotely to do with the naturalism or evolution espoused by many characters throughout the novel. Indeed, Project Hail Mary speaks with a distinctly Christian accent on the topics of love and friendship in ways that evolutionary biology can only lisp and blabber about incomprehensibly. In a purely naturalistic worldview, no such things as love, grace, courage, or friendship exist.

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Stranger Than Fiction: Aliens, Christianity, & That Age to Come

Do you believe in aliens? Perhaps “believe” is too strong a word. Let’s try phrasing the question another way: Do you think that aliens exist?

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‘Project Hail Mary’: Full of Grace, Courage, & Friendship

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Stranger Than Fiction: Aliens, Christianity, & That Age to Come

Do you believe in aliens? Perhaps “believe” is too strong a word. Let’s try phrasing the question another way: Do you think that aliens exist?

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Ships Passing in the Night: My Friendship with C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien

This article marks my hundredth post on Iotas in Eternity. While one-hundred posts may not seem like very much when stood up against other writers whose output seems limitless, both quantitatively and qualitatively, it feels like a milestone for me all the same.

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Shadows Over Fairyland

“This court, over which I am sovereign and Queen, finds you charged, Sir Gabriel the Knight, of the most heinous crimes against this land and her people. How do you plead?” The voice of the Queen, resolute and sharp, rippled across the room with an unnatural power.