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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


Telling the Truth in a Post-Truth World: A Cry from the Watchtower
We have baptized lies and called them love.
We have slain truth and named it tolerance.
We silence conscience with applause,

Wesley Jacob
Jul 154 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


Faith and Reason: Reframing the Relationship Between Pascal and Descartes - Two Thinkers, Two Paths
I. Introduction The interplay between faith and reason has historically occupied a central locus in the Western intellectual tradition,...

Wesley Jacob
May 2940 min read


Apportionment Stewardship: A Theological Audit and Progressive Agendas in the United Methodist Church - The Economics of Ecclesiology
Stewardship, Schism, and the Soul of the Church: A Theological and Ethical Audit of Apportionment Finance and Ideological Realignment in...

Wesley Jacob
May 1580 min read


A Theoretical Dialogue Between Contemporary Bishops and the Founders of Methodism: An Examination of Doctrinal and Practical Discrepancies and Departures
I. Establishing the Theological Context and Framework Historical Roots and Methodological Approach The 18th-century Methodist...

Wesley Jacob
Apr 2214 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


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


When Depression Meets God: A Theological, Existential, and Neuroscientific Exploration of Ecclesiastes
This paper explores the theological insights of Ecclesiastes as a framework for understanding depression and emotional regulation,...

Wesley Jacob
Jan 329 min read


The New Year: A Theological Reflection on Renewal, Purpose, and Cosmic Perspectives
This paper integrates theological reflection, philosophical inquiry, and the latest developments in astrophysics to explore the New Year...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 30, 202413 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


Logos Christology and Worship: A Theological and Liturgical Synthesis for Contemporary Ecclesial Renewal
This paper explores the intersection of Logos Christology and worship, a theological dialogue that holds significant implications for the...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 20, 202411 min read


Eternity Steps Into Time: The Profound Theology of Isaiah 9:6 and the Incarnation
Isaiah 9:6 encapsulates one of the most profound mysteries of Christian theology: “For to us a child is born, to us a Son is given.” This...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 18, 202410 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


The Shepherd of Hermas and the Wesleyan Revival for Contemporary Ecclesial Renewal: A Comparative and Contextual Analysis of Sanctification, Repentance, and Communal Holiness
Abstract This study offers a robust, interdisciplinary analysis of The Shepherd of Hermas , a seminal text in patristic theology, and...

Wesley Jacob
Dec 17, 202412 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


Bureaucracy, Taxpayer Dollars, and Patristic Reflections: A Multi-Dimensional Scholarly Analysis
The intersection of political bureaucracy, taxpayer accountability, and theological principles provides a rich terrain for...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 28, 20249 min read


The Wesleyan Revival, Patristic Theology, Astrophysics, and Postmodernism: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
The Wesleyan revival, a theological movement rooted in the doctrines of holiness and grace, stands as a beacon of renewal in the...

Wesley Jacob
Nov 28, 20245 min read

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