There is a lot of confusion going around today about what makes a Christian a Christian, and what must one believe to be saved, and inherit eternal life. Does God only require us to believe that He exists? And as a result, we are thus destined to go to heaven no matter what we do?…
The bible says that “the fool says in his heart that there is no God”. I personally believe that the evidence for the existence of God is all around us – in nature, in the laws of physics, in the amazing nature of our bodies. In all of creation, as it say in Romans, the…
We just completed a few weeks ago a series of small group studies on Apologetics – Why Christianity, Why Jesus? As you know, according to the Bible, Christians should “always be ready to give a reason for the hope that lies within you”. This has never been more needful than today. So many people in…
Greetings. We just published a new article entitled “Judaism vs. Christianity” on our Evidence to Believe web site, under the “For Seekers” section. The article speaks to: The similarities between Judaism and Christianity The key differences (hint: Jesus) Biblical support for Jesus as the promised Messiah Biblical evidence for core Christian doctrines Key scriptures to…
We just completed a small group study on apologetics, and I am in the process of uploading new pages from this study to the Evidence to Believe web site. These pages are organized under the tab “For Seekers”, and include…. Six Reasons to Believe Core Beliefs of Christianity Why the Bible? Judaism vs Christianity Atheism…
The “Zeitgeist movie,” which is available for viewing on the Web – http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com, is essentially a baseless conspiracy theory focused on attacking the Christian faith and the government of the United States. What is interesting, though, is that while nearly all the assertions put forth in the movie are completely wrong, the end fear promoted…
People think in terms of words, and relate to one another in words. You could call these “narratives” – the way you talk to your self, and to others. In fact, most people routinely engage in a “moral performance narrative” – touting their performance, and basing their self image and notion about self worth (and…
