Hey all,

Recently, I've written an article for an online Christian publication called True Declination (http://truedeclination.com/). The purpose of this publication is to discuss and to inform about different aspects (political, cultural, spiritual, etc) with the fulfillment of the Great Commission as the main goal.

I specifically wrote about the topic of encountering tough questions against Christianity and we discuss about how to rightly approach such issues using apologetics, including what are incorrect ways in approaching these questions. I then demonstrate my opinion on how to approach these objections by attempting to answer the question, "Why Won't God Heal Amputees"

http://truedeclination.com/why-wont-god-heal-amputees/. Check it out and let me know what you think!

I would also like to encourage you all to read other articles from this issue as well as in the archives. Today's issue has a pretty good lineup, with two of my friends also publishing an article as well. Check it out!

I thought it was real nice and well written. I guess my biggest problem when I post something is that even though I know some of the same things as yourself, I have very troublesome time organizing my words and speaking with clarity. I also have some difficulty going into great detail about my topics. I would really like to applaud the way you defined apologetics. I have to admit if it wasn't already obvious that in my early days here I always had the tendency to get angry and toss out things just to win an argument. As Christians, I think apologetics should be used to help give us the facts and reinforce our own faith as well as help to give an honest answer to a skeptics doubt. Not to just throw something convincing out there. I love apologetics because it really answers some of my own questions and it helps to know what is true. I also liked the way the argument was presented about God's will. I think its important to note that just because God doesn't go right out and heal all injury and world hunger doesn't mean he sits idly by. He has a reason that I don't question because he is more intelligent than I, wiser than I, and more powerful than I. As well as every other way he surpasses me. I know that he is in complete control and I trust him. But I thought was a really good answer to the question.

So some of you know that I wrote this article a while ago for True Declination. A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of being invited by the team from True Declination to do an audio podcast to discuss about my article "Why Won't God Heal Amputees." Check it out!

http://truedeclination.com/episode-8-why-wont-god-heal-amputees-2/

I apologize for my moments of stuttering, pauses, "like," and "ums." This is my first time to do any type of radio recording or audio podcast, so I would say that I was nervous in how I sound in the beginning. XD (Plus the set up is pretty professional, that I feel that I need to sound professional or act professional, haha.)

play4fun : This is pretty awesome, I'm really happy for you. I hope you get to rise through the ranks of Apologetics.

On the topic of the pod cast, its an interesting question, and I HATE it when people use that as their only foundation for atheism. I don't care what you believe in, but the fact that he doesn't heal them is not evidence.