Reasons to believe in Jesus Christ
> The question of salvation for sincere believers of other religions is one of the most challenging and sensitive issues in Christian theology. It touches on core Christian doctrines about the nature of salvation, the person and work of Jesus Christ, and God’s justice and love. Christian theologians have grappled with this question, offering various…
> Can we trust that the Scriptures are the Word of God? The question of the Bible’s accuracy and authenticity, given its age and multiple translations, is a crucial one for Christian faith and practice. Christian theologians and scholars have extensively studied this issue, offering several lines of evidence and reasoning to support the trustworthiness…
> The multiplicity of biblical interpretations and Christian denominations has been a source of both richness and challenge within Christianity. This diversity raises questions about the nature of biblical interpretation, church authority, and the unity of the Christian faith. Christian theologians offer several perspectives on why such variety exists within Christianity. Human Limitations and God’s…
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> The question of how a just God could send people to hell, particularly those who have never heard of Jesus, is one of the most challenging theological issues faced by Christians. This question touches on fundamental aspects of Christian theology, including God’s nature, human sinfulness, and the scope of salvation. While there’s no universally…
> The question of how God’s omniscience (all-knowing nature) relates to human free will has been a subject of theological debate for centuries. This complex issue touches on the nature of God, human responsibility, and the concept of predestination. While there’s no universally accepted answer among Christian theologians, several perspectives offer insights into this challenging…
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> The relationship between scientific theories like evolution and the biblical account of creation has been a source of debate for many Christians. While some see these perspectives as inherently conflicting, other Christian scholars argue that science and faith can be reconciled, offering a nuanced understanding of God’s creative process. Interpreting Genesis Many Christian scholars…
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> As Christians, one of the most challenging questions we face is reconciling the existence of suffering and evil with our belief in a loving, all-powerful God. This issue, known as the problem of evil, has been debated by theologians and philosophers for centuries. While there’s no simple answer, Christian scholars have developed thoughtful responses…
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The Sacred Journey of Understanding Life is a beautiful tapestry woven with vibrant threads of experience, challenge, joy, and sometimes confusion. For many, the quest for understanding and meaning can feel overwhelming. If you find yourself at this crossroads, searching for answers about life’s purpose and direction, I extend my hand and heart in guidance….
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> For Christians, the journey of faith is not a static experience but a dynamic process of growth and deepening understanding. This maturation occurs through a variety of avenues—each contributing to a more profound intimacy with God and a clearer understanding of His will. Here are some key aspects of how Christians can grow in…
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> Our beliefs about God fundamentally shape our worldview—our understanding of existence, morality, purpose, and the nature of reality. Whether one subscribes to theism, atheism, agnosticism, or any other philosophical stance, the underlying beliefs regarding the divine profoundly impact how individuals interpret their lives and their place in the world. The Existence of God: A…
