Category Archives: Theology

On God’s uniqueness

Posted on 19/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

I’ve been trying to keep The Hump’s recent blog posts focused on the drip-feed of my book God’s Good Earth in twice weekly chapters – even that is a lot of reading for busy people, and I want to present my case in an orderly manner rather than firing off posts on all kinds of subjects in between.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 7: Bogeys in the Evolutionary Coal-Cellar

Posted on 18/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 7 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 6: Tracking the Fall of Creation

Posted on 14/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 6 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 5: Creation Fell in 1500

Posted on 11/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 5 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 4: Powers and Principalities

Posted on 07/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 4 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 3: Other Red Herrings

Posted on 04/04/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 3 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 2: Scripture on the Fall

Posted on 31/03/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is a link to chapter 2 of my book.

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God’s Good Earth – Chapter 1: God’s Relationship to Creation

Posted on 28/03/2016 by Jon Garvey

Here is the link to the first chapter proper of my book on the goodness of creation.

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My book at last – in samizdat

Posted on 22/03/2016 by Jon Garvey

I’ve been mulling over what to do with a project that has been languishing for far too long – a study on the myth that the natural world fell when mankind first sinned. A brief summary of a long story may help orientate things.

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Monotheism and automata

Posted on 13/03/2016 by Jon Garvey

In my last post I suggested that failure to deal adequately with the implications of monotheism itself leads directly to many erroneous ideas in both theology as such and in understanding the relationship of God to creation, including evolution.

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