Faith & Spirituality

My Analysis of Romans Chapters 1-3: Understanding Humanity’s Need for Jesus Romans chapters 1–3 present one of the most profound analyses of the human condition, touching on themes of sin, morality, and salvation. Paul’s argument spans the entirety of humanity, encompassing both the Jews (religious people) and the Gentiles (non-religious people such as atheists, agnostics, […]

001. Socrates sat in Athens, teaching morality. His students? The very ones who unjustly condemned him to death. If morality could change the world, Socrates wouldn’t have been handed a hemlock cocktail. Moses gave the Israelites God’s laws, led them through the Red Sea, and served them manna from heaven. Yet, after all that, only

\”Invisible Doesn’t Mean Nonexistent: A Humorous Take on Debating God\” — I once debated a famous Nigerian entrepreneur who also happened to be an atheist. His main argument? \”There’s no God because we can’t see Him.\” Well, if we’re going to base existence purely on visibility, then let’s talk about some things we can’t see: