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In these blogs, I endeavor to articulate the essential purpose of establishing a coherent worldview capable of addressing four fundamental questions of life: origin, meaning, morality, and destiny.
Such a worldview must provide a robust apologetic that withstands the most rigorous critiques from philosophy, theology, astrophysical science, and other academic disciplines. Regardless of whether one's worldview is rooted in Judeo-Christian, Islamic, or pantheistic traditions, the claims made in response to these questions must correspond to objective reality and exhibit logical coherence.


The Weaponization of Language: A Theological Critique of Woke Terminology and Semantic Manipulation
Statement of the Problem 1. The Rapid Redefinition of Language in Contemporary Culture as an Ideological Tool Language has long been...

Wesley Jacob
Jul 2139 min read


From Reform to Separation: Theological Divergence and Political Imagination in the Thought of the Pilgrims and Puritans
Long before 1776, before fireworks and flags, there were battered ships on cold Atlantic waters—carrying people not chasing freedom as an idea, but obedience as a calling.
The Pilgrims left everything behind, believing holiness required separation.
The Puritans came too, believing a nation could be reformed under God’s covenant.
Different convictions. Same cost. Same fire.
They didn’t come to build an empire.
They came to build a people.
A church. A city on a hill.

Wesley Jacob
Jul 354 min read


Deconstructing Relativism, Postmodernism, and the Crisis of Objective Truth in Theology and Society: Molto Homo Mensura
I. Introduction This paper critically examines the philosophical principle of Molto Homo mensura (man is the measure of all things) in...

Wesley Jacob
Feb 1170 min read


Patristic Orthodoxy versus Progressive Christianity and the Contemporary United Methodist Church
I. Introduction 1. Theological Scope and Focus Progressive Christianity and Patristic Orthodoxy represent two divergent trajectories...

Wesley Jacob
Jan 2654 min read


From Persecution to Primacy: How Rome Became the Epicenter of Christianity
The transformation of Christianity from a persecuted sect within the Roman Empire to its dominant religious institution is one of the...

Wesley Jacob
Jan 2044 min read


Which Came First? The Bible or the Church? Understanding Christianity Before the Canonization of Scripture
1. Purpose of the Study Christianity’s foundational texts, revered as Scripture today, emerged from a dynamic interplay of historical...

Wesley Jacob
Jan 853 min read


The Transcendence of God and the Scandal of the Cross: A Comprehensive Theological and Cosmological Study
The transcendence of God and the scandal of the Cross are foundational elements of Christian theology. Together, they present a paradox...

Wesley Jacob
Jan 56 min read


The Ministry of Thorns and Pastoral Ministry in the Postmodern Relativistic Context
This paper investigates the theology of suffering through the lens of Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” (2 Corinthians 12:7-10), juxtaposing it...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 29, 20246 min read


Faith in the Crucible of Suffering: A Theological, Medical, and Practical Exploration of Theodicy
Faith, as both a theological virtue and existential force, operates at the nexus of divine mystery and human frailty. This paper...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 26, 20248 min read


The Incarnation of Christ in a Postmodern Relativistic Context: A Theological Analysis
This paper investigates the Incarnation of Christ—the eternal Word ( Logos ) becoming flesh (John 1:14)—in the context of postmodern...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 23, 202412 min read


Divine Majesty in the Mundane : The Incarnation
The Incarnation of Christ is the central mystery of Christian theology, where divinity and humanity converge in the person of Jesus. This...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 18, 20249 min read


Amplifying the Unheard: A Critical Examination of Woke Ideology Through the Lens of Postmodern and Theological Critiques
Woke ideology, emerging from the intersection of postmodernism and contemporary identity politics, has become a dominant cultural force...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 11, 20247 min read


The Shepherd of Hermas: Patristic Hybridity, Subaltern Marginality, and Christological Silence
Abstract Emerging from the socio-political complexities of second-century Rome, The Shepherd of Hermas serves as a profound...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 27, 202410 min read


Theological Epistemology and Textual Integrity: A Critical Examination of the Bible’s Transmission and Preservation Across Historical Epochs
Introduction: A Sacred Trust in Textual Integrity The question of whether the Bible has been fundamentally altered over time is a...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 20, 202412 min read


Scientific Creationism Versus Evolutionary Biology: Integrating Theological and Scientific Paradigms
Introduction: Beyond Dichotomy—Science and Theology in Dialogue The interplay between scientific creationism and evolutionary biology...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 18, 202410 min read


Political Spin and the Crisis of Authenticity in Journalism: Advanced Hermeneutics for Detecting Narrative Manipulation
Introduction: Reframing Political Spin as an Epistemic and Ethical Crisis Political spin represents a nuanced and pervasive challenge to...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 13, 202410 min read


Kerygma and Myth: Dialectic of the Sacred—An Assessment of Heidegger and Bultmann
Introduction: Interrogating Kerygma, Myth, and Hermeneutical Authenticity The intersection of kerygma (the core proclamation of the...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 12, 202410 min read


Jacques Derrida: Religion and Questions of Faith in the Resurgence of World Religions Amid Postmodernity’s Rise
Derrida and the Postmodern Condition Jacques Derrida’s philosophy, particularly his deconstructionist framework, stands as a significant...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 12, 202412 min read


Exploring the Doctrine of Christian Perfection and Christology through the Lens of Modern Scientific Discoveries and John Wesley’s Theological Legacy: The Intersection of Astrophysics and Theology
The relationship between science and faith has often been regarded as a battleground, where reason and revelation seem to clash. However,...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 5, 202410 min read


Christ at the Nexus: Convergence of Postmodern Thought, Contemporary Cosmology, and Theological Discourse
This paper explores the centrality of Christ within the intersecting realms of postmodern thought, contemporary cosmology, and...

Wesley Jacob
Oct 25, 20245 min read

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