Q. What is your only comfort in life and in death?
A. That I am not my own, but belong—body and soul, in life and in death—to my faithful Savior, Jesus Christ…
– Heidelberg Catechism, Question & Answer 1
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My hope is that this blog will help and challenge Christians to think carefully about the implications of their worldview.
-Kenneth Richard SamplesNow available at shop.reasons.org!
Hi Ken! Hope that it is okay — on Catholic radio and T.V. stations EWTN, they are excited about the new movie on St. Augustine called “Restless Heart.” They are expectiong standing room only crowds in some of the viewings in the Catholic churches.
I know that you would enjoy the movie. We plan on seeing it. I am going to do an extensive study on the church fathers. So, I’ll be getting into the writing’s of St. Augustine on various issues of doctrine as part of my study on the early church fathers.
Blessings,
Hi, Lloyd.
Yes, I’ve seen previews of the film on St Augustine. I hope to see it when it is released.
Best regards.
We know nothing about it god the world at all, all of our knowledge is but the knowledge of school children, possible we shall know a little more than we do know now but the real natrue of things is that we shall never know never. (Albert Einstein)
Matt:
If we can never know then how did Einstein know that we can never know? It seems that you actually have to know a lot to know that you can’t know. Isn’t this self-defeating?