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Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
A biblical examination of Hume’s objections and Sagan’s materialism defends the historical credibility of Jesus’ miracles.
Examine the historical reliability of the Gospels through eyewitness testimony, careful investigation, and detailed biblical evidence.
A Christian evangelizer's duty involves clearly conveying the good news, correcting misunderstandings, and encouraging obedience to Christ through Scripture, adapting their approach to individual contexts while remaining respectful.
Conversational evangelism guides listeners to understand biblical truths and respond to God’s salvation. It emphasizes clear, honest communication while adapting to the audience's understanding, fostering genuine faith and discipleship.
Biblical faith engages reason, weighs evidence honestly, and responds obediently to what God has revealed.
Taoism and Confucianism seek harmony, order, and the Way, while Scripture directs humanity toward Jehovah, revealed truth, and resurrection through Christ.
Hinduism seeks moksha from samsara, while Scripture presents creation, sin, atonement, resurrection, and eternal life through Jesus Christ.
Why do ancient myths share common themes? Biblical history explains shared memories, Babel’s dispersion, the Flood, and later religious distortion.
Intellectual doubt need not destroy faith. Scripture invites careful questions, historical inquiry, sound interpretation, and reasoned confidence.
Biblical faith is exclusively centered on Jesus Christ, the one mediator and saving way Jehovah has provided for reconciliation and eternal life.
