Author Archives: Jason Plett

The Ultimate Sunrise

Posted on 2024/04/01 by Jason Plett

God’s beauty is not unlike that of the sun’s. Just like we can’t look straight at the sun, we also can’t see God in his natural form – as the scriptures say He lives in unapproachable light (1 Timothy 6:16) … Continue reading →

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Why Does God Stay So Hidden?

Posted on 2022/10/29 by Jason Plett

So many people and groups claim God exists, but in our day-to-day human experience, God often seems hidden. Why is this? Shouldn’t we expect God’s personal presence to be overt, obvious, and regular? Especially if Christianity claims that He is … Continue reading →

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The Itch

Posted on 2021/02/06 by Jason Plett

Sometimes I don’t drink enough water, leaving my body in a state of dehydration. There are other drinks that I prefer so water can sometimes take a second, third, or fourth place. Certain drinks like beer and coffee are even … Continue reading →

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The Fallout of Humanity Revealed in Chernobyl

Posted on 2020/04/12 by Jason Plett

The HBO miniseries Chernobyl is a fantastic historical drama, with rich production and high-calibre performances. It chronicles the tragic explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant found in modern-day Ukraine, and the subsequent radiation catastrophe that killed or shortened the … Continue reading →

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A Righteous King with a Father Heart

Posted on 2016/08/23 by Jason Plett

Exploring the nature of someone as big as God, takes a careful approach. It’s a bit like walking a tightrope – making a statement that is true but not balanced, can create the wrong concept and knock us off the … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Hardwired – Finding the God You Already Know

Posted on 2015/05/09 by Jason Plett

Hardwired – Finding the God You Already Know by James Miller is a breath of fresh air in the marketplace of Christian apologetics resources. Not that what’s already there is not high caliber, useful material, but it seems to be … Continue reading →

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Inferring Dark Matter

Posted on 2014/03/14 by Jason Plett

The ongoing search for dark matter received an exciting advancement recently when strongly predicted gamma ray signals were detected at exactly the location and orientation that current dark matter theories predict. Scientists are clear that these results do not constitute … Continue reading →

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Math Equals Beauty

Posted on 2013/11/25 by Jason Plett

I love getting a glimpse of the foundations of something I’m familiar with seeing only at the surface level. Not the least exciting is getting a chance to better visualize what is going on behind the scenes of the natural … Continue reading →

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The Simulation Argument

Posted on 2013/10/30 by Jason Plett

Modern philosophy and modern science have teamed up to develop a new theory of existence known as the “simulation argument”. It contends that nothing in our universe actually “exists” but everything, including the universe itself and everyone in it, are … Continue reading →

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Thinking About Three-in-One

Posted on 2013/09/27 by Jason Plett

I was reading the message board in a popular apologetics forum a few weeks back and came across a question that dealt with the three-in-one nature of God. The question was from someone with a Muslim friend who was questioning … Continue reading →

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