The Christian believes that there is a personal God, Creator and Ruler of the universe, a God who is infinite, eternal, and unchangeable. So when the Christian says that Jesus Christ is God, ...

The Westminster Shorter Catechism beautifully describes God as “Spirit, infinite, eternal, and unchangeable, in his being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth” (Question 4 ...

What happens when we die? Many, probably most, modern Christians believe that humanity is split between the saved and the ...

In fact, since God is infinite good, in reality, each of us reflects only good. ... In the true, spiritual creation, good is infinite and eternal. It cannot be lost or lessened.

A God who dies so that we may have eternal life. The worst of sins gives way to the greatest grace and mercy. The cross of pain and loneliness is now the symbol of love and brotherhood.

Man cannot repair what he destroyed, because he is both damaged and not infinite. So we needed a God-man as Second Adam to fix what the first ruined. ... of the mystery of the eternal Trinity.

God is holy, merciful and He loves us unconditionally. God manifests His infinite love by extending an offer of salvation to all people, including the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. But God is ...

Not to be confused with a “god” in a conventional sense, Brahman is not a being but Being itself—the infinite, formless, eternal essence that underlies all things. It is beyond the mind ...

Why would a loving God allow someone to be tortured eternally? I wouldn't, and surely I am more of a jerk than God. As I've written several times, I find belief in Hell (by which I mean a place of ...