Essays
- an essay on
the centrality of faith to all people, whether atheist, agnostic, or
Christian
- a critique of the central argument of
Richard Dawkins' bestselling book The God Deulsion
- how does quantum mechanics relate to a
materialistic worldview?
- a review and
critique of Robert Price's Incredible
Shrinking Son of Man. Ben click here for the Word version.
Notes
- course notes for a Sunday School class I
co-taught with Jim Hebda, a graduate student in Yale's molecular biology
department
- notes for a Bible study that I led on
Proverbs
Sermons
- Who is God? Why is that a problem for us? What is His solution to our
problem?
- How can we have assurance before
God? What is the source of our assurance?
- A sermon on Jesus' parable of the Prodigal Son. What does it mean
to be lost? What does it mean to be found?
Note: this sermon owes much (if not all!) of its structure and content to
Tim
Keller, whose
exposition of this
parable is treated in the short but excellent work The Prodigal God, which I highly
recommend.
- The parable of the Pharisee and
the tax collector. How can a man be accepted by God?
- Moses' initial encounter with Pharaoh and the odd "bridegroom of
blood" incident in Ex. 4:24-26. Does God have a purpose for suffering?
If anyone reading these essays has questions about them or about
Christianity in general, feel free to e-mail me at Neil.Shenvi -AT-
yale.edu. I will do my best to answer them.
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