2 Corinthians 5:21: we become the righteousness of God.

Spiritual Archaeology: Holocaust and Islamic Jew-hatred.

I use spiritual archaeology to discover theological truth.

2 Corinthians 5:21: we become the righteousness of God.

I argue that 2 Corinthians 5:21 does not mean we receive Christ's righteousness, but that we become the righteousness of God in the sense that we act as ambassadors who enact God's "rightwising" activity.

Did all believers literally follow Jesus?

I argue from the Gospel of Mark that not all believers literally followed Jesus. I ponder what this might mean for Christians today.

The Essence of Christianity (Romans 4:25)

My aim is to show the role Jesus' resurrection plays in Christian theology and ethics.

Dreams and the Speed of Light

I offer an hypothesis that explains how our dreams can have light even when the neurons in the brain cannot simulate light.