Essays, arguments, and sources
Follow the questions.
See where they converge.
Convergent Views traces recurring patterns across nature, design, history, and human life—asking what gives them coherence, purpose, and life. Shaped by a Christian perspective, the project explores how these lines of inquiry point toward God, and how God’s revelation in Scripture, above all in Jesus Christ, reveals his character.
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Arguments and evidence
Philosophical and historical lines of inquiry, with the reasoning exposed for inspection.
The case for God and the resurrection
Begin with the philosophical arguments for God, then move into the historical case concerning Jesus. Open the underlying claim maps, objections, sources, and competing explanations as deeply as you wish.
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Historical sources
Complete works and source-oriented tools presented for direct inspection, with their editions and editorial decisions identified.
Read the works in context
Choose First Clement or Polycarp’s Letter to the Philippians. Read complete texts with their translations, provenance, and connections to the evidence.
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Video essays
A related five-part reflection on artificial intelligence, story, design, and human meaning.
Five personal essays
Philosophical and Christian reflections on how the tools and systems we create shape us in return.
Open the video series