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The question of whether the New Testament misquotes the Old Testament has perplexed many. This article sheds light on how first-century Jewish hermeneutics and the apostolic understanding of 'fulfillment' offer a more nuanced perspective, demonstrating that the New Testament writers engaged their Scriptures with theological depth.
The article explores the question of whether the Bible teaches Universal Salvation. A careful analysis of key Scriptures reveals that Universal Salvation is not a doctrine supported by the biblical text.
This article explores how the Christian worldview intersects with postmodern thought, scrutinizing postmodernism's claims about truth, authority, and rationality. It also addresses the logical inconsistencies within postmodernism and presents the Biblical response, emphasizing the Christian's apologetic duty in a postmodern culture.
The Hebrew Bible provides a rich tapestry of prophecies about the coming Messiah, including details about His birth, nature, life, death, and resurrection. This article explores these ancient texts to validate Jesus of Nazareth as the promised Messiah, the fulfillment of prophecies that date back centuries.
Exploring the age-old Design Argument, this article delves into whether the complexities and ordered beauty in the natural world can substantiate the existence of a designing intelligence or God. It discusses the limitations and strengths of the argument, the modern resurgence through Intelligent Design, and its implications for Christian theology.
Exploring the relationship between the "new physics," particularly quantum mechanics, and the Christian understanding of God and the universe. The article argues that despite the seemingly counterintuitive findings in quantum physics, there is no fundamental conflict with the Christian belief in a rational, sovereign God.
Christian Publishing House provides a comprehensive statement and exposition on Biblical Inerrancy, affirming the Bible's reliability and accuracy. This article dives deep into the doctrine, offering a robust defense for the faith.
In the article "10 Questions Christians Should Ask Non-Believers" we explore thoughtful and engaging questions that Christians can use in conversations with non-believers. These questions are designed to foster understanding, encourage reflection, and build bridges between the believer and the unbeliever. Find out what these questions are and why they are so effective in sparking meaningful dialogue. There is also a hypothetical dialogue between a believer (B) and an unbeliever (U). And there are 10 responses to the most often used objections. Lastly, how a Christian might respond to specific opposition statements, maintaining a respectful and thoughtful approach.
Christian apologetics is the discipline of defending the Christian faith against challenges and objections. However, it can be misused in a number of ways. In this article, we will explore the appropriate use of Christian apologetics, as well as some of the ways in which it can be abused.
Explore the profound question of why a loving God would permit wickedness in the world. This article delves into biblical explanations, the role of humans, and how God's permission of wickedness aligns with His divine plan. Grounded in conservative Evangelical Christian teachings, it offers scriptural insights from the ASV Old Testament and ESV New Testament.