Category Archives: Choices

A few years ago, my wife and I received the most terrifying Christmas gifts we had ever received—gift certificates to go sky diving.  One lesson I learned from that experience is that it taught me much about how we make … Continue reading →

In our last blog, we noted that philosophers assert our heart (our intuition, our emotions) leads the way in human experience.  Others have a different idea; they believe that our values determine our future.  Joe Jackson notes that a “society … Continue reading →

In the last blog, we determined we humans have infinite choices but we are so limited in having all the information we need to make those choices.  So how can we make the correct decisions if we do not have … Continue reading →

The human condition and the Bible teach we are very limited in our ability to determine what is true; we can only objectively know what is true for events that occur in our space and time.  However, many of the … Continue reading →