Author: Matt Douglass
Baptism and the Missing Mind: My Baby by Matt Douglass
August 31, 2016
But such things apply to Joy, if at all, in a far diminished way. I sing the Lord’s Prayer to her, but she’ll never learn to pray. We’ll bring her to church, but she’ll never learn the basics of the faith. We’ll take care of her physically, but to what extent can we really meet her spiritual needs?
The End Is The Beginning, But Better: A Biblical Argument for Animal Resurrection by Matt Douglass
August 17, 2015
According to Scripture, then, the post-deluge world is like Eden, but diminished; in contrast, the new heavens and new earth will be like Eden, but elevated.
Why Animals Need Heaven: God’s Love And The Problem Of Animal Suffering by Matt Douglass
April 22, 2015
It seems, then, that God would not want anything bad to happen in the world, and he certainly has the power to stop them from happening. Yet bad things—unimaginably horrific things—happen every day. Over many centuries, philosophers and theologians have attempted to solve this problem by explaining why God would choose to create a world like ours, where humans and animals frequently endure physical pain and emotional anguish.