Q: Is Doubt Credible?

We can look to history and conclude 1) Either God is wicked or 2) God is not

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• One project is this catechism which I started years ago but did not complete because of a vacation called cancer. I’m reworking it and aim to round it out as I go. If you missed it, here’s the Kick-Off Catechism Post.

• Another project is the fruit of some talks I delivered this fall on grace and proclamation for the Anglican Church of Canada. A number of people responded that those lectures were helpful so I’ve started a series called “Hitmen and Midwives: Talking Preaching with Preachers.” I’ve kicked it off with a series of conversations (The 9.5 Theses on Preaching) with my friend Dr. Ken Jones and I plan to include other preachers and pew-sitters down the road.

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9. Is disbelief in God credible?

Yes.