Kevin Alan Wells

The Raging Lamb Does Not Bleat

A self-serving motive lies behind the attempt to recast Jesus as a love-gushing peace activist.

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Q & A: Why do Catholics believe the pope is infallible?

The simplest way that I can think of to express the Catholic argument is this:

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Q & A: How do you know God exists?

We don’t know. And we can’t, because God’s existence is improvable. Both theists and atheists can offer evidence for their position, but neither can provide proof.

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Nice People Go To Hell

Jesus was traveling through the towns and villages, teaching and journeying toward Jerusalem. Along the way someone asked him, “Will those who are saved be few?”

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The Silliness of the Christian Story

From start to finish, Christianity is nonsense. The ancient story would have you believe that the creator of the universe came to Earth in the first century disguised as a backwoods Jewish Mediterranean peasant

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Is there a Santa Claus?

(Editorial by Francis P. Church, first published in The New York Sun, 1897) Dear Editor, I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus

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To Grow Faith You Need Doubt

God will never forgive you for having doubts about him—because there is nothing to forgive.

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Cautious Convictions

In 403 A.D. a new mother wrote to a respected Christian leader, named Jerome, asking for advice

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Q & A: What does it mean to be baptized in the Spirit?

The phrase baptized in the Spirit is a first century Christian expression. The book of Acts in the New Testament is the vital source for understanding what early Christians meant when they used the phrase.

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