What does it mean to know the truth? Scripture connects truth with revelation, accurate knowledge, faith, obedience, and life through Christ.
What Does It Mean to Know the Truth?
Answering Skepticism and Unbelief
A biblical defense of Christianity answering skepticism through Scripture, reason, historical evidence, textual reliability, and Christ’s resurrection.
Faith and Reason: Friends, not Enemies
Biblical faith does not oppose reason. Scripture joins evidence, careful thought, revelation, and informed trust in defending Christianity.
God Can Handle Your Honest Questions
God can handle honest questions when they are asked with reverence, Scripture-shaped faith, and a desire to obey Jehovah’s truth.
Faith: Just Another Word for Blind Fear, Isn’t It?
Biblical faith is not blind fear but reasoned trust grounded in Jehovah’s revelation, historical acts, and the evidence concerning Jesus Christ.
Faith, Reason, Evidence, and Christian Certainty
Christianity is true because Scripture, reason, history, creation, morality, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ converge in one coherent worldview.
The Role of Faith and Reason
Biblical faith is reasoned trust in Jehovah’s Word, confirmed by evidence, prophecy, the resurrection, and obedient Christian living.
Why Are the Bible and Science in Conflict?
The Bible and science clash mainly when science becomes scientism; Scripture and true science fit under Jehovah’s unified truth.
Paul’s Use of Secular Knowledge to Defend the Faith
Paul used secular knowledge with restraint—engaging culture, reasoning rigorously, and quoting sparingly—while making Scripture the final authority and power.
The Church and the Defense of Faith
The Church must stand as the pillar of truth, equipping believers to defend the faith with reason, courage, and biblical conviction.
