This blog has been in existence for over five years. Its purpose has been to address several questions concerning the Christian doctrine of salvation that have not been adequately answered by the Christian community. We have approached these questions recognizing the following principles. First, we are finite and that means our ability to know what is true is compromised. This is the way God made us and he made us this way for a reason. Second, the only way to overcome this limitation is to work with other Christians on these issues (Genesis 11:4-6). Too often we ignore what other Christians say and believe about a particular subject because we are so entrenched in our current belief. Third, Socrates pointed the way for us when he relentlessly asked questions about any topic he was trying to understand. And that is what we attempt to do in this blog.
The Christian community in which I was raised generally frowned on raising questions about our faith. However, God states he will reward those who earnestly seek him (Hebrews 11:6). I do not see how we can claim to earnestly seek God unless we address the questions that arise concerning our faith.
In this blog we have occasionally made forays into other topics besides the doctrine of salvation. We will broaden our perspective to include many other topics. We have changed the look of this blog and we have changed the web address to www.questionsonchristianity.net. You will still be able to access this blog at www.achristiandialectic.com.
