Margaret Sholaas, Author at Gutenberg College

About Margaret Sholaas

Margaret Sholaas is a full-time computer programmer and a former McKenzie Study Center staff member. She has a degree in cell and molecular biology, and she completed MSC's biblical exegesis program. Her teaching at MSC focused on apologetics and alleged scientific problems with the biblical worldview.

Where was God?

Discusses our understanding of God and the existence of evil.

By Margaret Sholaas|March 25th, 2002|Article, Theology|

Regret

Considers human regrets in the light of the sovereignty of God.

By Margaret Sholaas|January 25th, 2002|Article, Theology|

Sometimes It's Not Nice To Love

Shows how true love sometimes requires a painful honesty.

By Margaret Sholaas|February 26th, 2001|Article, Philosophy|

An Abortion That Should Have Been?

Considers the worth and meaning of a human life in the face of great suffering and loss.

By Margaret Sholaas|February 26th, 2001|Article, Philosophy|

Carpe Deum

Addresses the 2000 Gutenberg College graduating class.

By Margaret Sholaas|February 26th, 2001|Article, Education|

Trusting the God Who Made Hell

Emphasizes and reconciles the justice and love of God.

By Margaret Sholaas|February 25th, 2001|Article, Theology|