One argument atheists present against God is that we can't see God or sufficient evidence of God's presence.

For Christians, it can be a challenge for our faith that God is unseen. Why does He not make Himself readily apparent and present to us?

These are my Bible study notes on the topic of circumcision.

Circumcision began with Abraham as a physical act, and continued for the nation of Israel. But even in the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, there are numerous indications that circumcision was symbolic of a spiritual state. The Israelites were exhorted to be "circumcised in heart".

In the New Testament, the spiritual symbolism of circumcision is emphasised, and transcends the physical. Circumcision was an important and contentious doctrinal issue in the early New Testament church, as the early Jewish Christians contended with the question of how non-Jewish (or non-Israelite) people could come to salvation through Jesus Christ.

Bible study notes on the topic of Jesus Christ.

These are my personal Bible study notes on the topic of resurrections. They are mostly a list of scriptures.

Note that my beliefs on the fate of unbelievers in this life may differ from traditional Christian teachings. For more about that, see Heaven and Hell—Christian Doctrine Reexamined.

Over the years in church I have seen a great deal of debate over the topic of church authority. Is it right for people to have authority over other people in the church context? Is a paid priest/minister Biblically sound? What Biblical instruction is given on this topic? These are my personal Bible study notes on the topic.