Crazy Bible Questions began when a coworker asked if Adam had a wife before Eve. From Lilith to giants, unicorns to Nephilim, we explore the strangest Bible questions with clarity, history, scholarship, and a touch of humor. If it’s weird, it’s important.
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The Devil’s Diary: Chained in the Abyss
A word before we start: Introduction: A Diary from the Darkness Many of you know that I’ve launched Shoe Leather Gospel, a Bible teaching ministry built to help believers walk faithfully with a…
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Slough of Despond: When Conviction Feels Like Quicksand
Conviction can feel like drowning, yet God’s mercy reaches lower still. In the Slough of Despond, grace becomes the solid ground beneath trembling feet.
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Obstinate & Pliable: The Company You Keep
Obstinate rejects truth. Pliable embraces convenience. Christian must choose companions who strengthen conviction, not derail it. Our journey is shaped by those who walk beside us.
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Evangelist’s Call: God’s Voice in the Noise
Evangelist steps into Christian’s confusion with the clarity of Scripture. In a world filled with competing voices, God still speaks, still calls, and still directs the hearts of His people.
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Judgment Tested: Academic Freedom, Institutional Authority, and the Ethics of Escalation at Texas A&M
What happens when academic freedom, institutional authority, and public pressure collide? A careful ethical analysis of judgment under strain at Texas A&M.
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A Flood, a Tablet, and the Rest of the Story
Flood stories appear everywhere, from ancient clay tablets to distant cultures. But what does archaeology actually show—and where do its limits lie? This article slows the conversation down and tells the rest…
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City of Destruction: Awakening to Sin
Awakening to sin is the first mercy on the narrow road. Before Christian can flee the City of Destruction, he must first see reality as God names it. This is the beginning…
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Venezuela, Maduro, and the Historical Pattern the Media Missed
Why the capture of Nicolás Maduro feels unprecedented, how history shows it isn’t, and where modern media framing consistently breaks down when rare legal patterns reappear.
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Walking the Narrow Road
We love journey stories because they tell the truth about growth, cost, and hope. Scripture describes faith the same way. This is where our pilgrimage begins.
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A Tower, a Ziggurat, and the Rest of the Story
Did archaeologists really uncover proof of the Tower of Babel? From Babylon’s towering ziggurat to ancient Mesopotamian texts, this long-form essay carefully examines what history can—and cannot—tell us about Genesis 11.
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More Than Gold: The Journey to the Aggie Ring
It’s more than a ring. It’s a legacy. Join me as I walk the road to Ring Day—fueled by grace, family, and the long obedience that made it more than gold.
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An Empty Tomb, a Roman Decree, and the Rest of the Story
A viral claim links the Nazareth Inscription to Jesus’ resurrection. This article examines what the Roman decree actually says, what history allows us to conclude, and why the empty tomb still mattered.
