Reasons to believe in Jesus Christ
> The doctrine of the Trinity is a central tenet of Christian theology, yet it remains one of the most complex and mysterious aspects of the faith. Christian theologians have long grappled with explaining how God can be one in essence while existing as three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Biblical Foundation While…
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> 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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> 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…
The Trinity is one of the most profound and distinctive doctrines of Christianity, encapsulating the belief in one God in three distinct persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. Each person is fully God, yet there is one God—an assertion that reflects the complexity and uniqueness of Christian theological reflection. This…
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Life is meant to be a joyous journey on our way to an eternity with God. Those who have a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ can enjoy an unexplained peace and contentment despite the troubles they encounter every day. The apostle Paul explains it this way, “and we know that in all things…
We know God is a moral, virtuous, and holy God. And we also know that we’ve fallen short of what God requires of us. So, justice demands we must be punished. But the punishment we deserve would put an end to us. Why hasn’t God punished us yet, if not to give us the opportunity…
We’ll see that what we know about ourselves reveals what we can know about God and how He relates with us. God is both moral and virtuous God must be a moral being. How frightening would it be if the all-powerful Being acted maliciously toward His creation? However, we have every reason for believing He…
The divine being, whom we call God, has made Himself known, in part, through what He has made. When we consider the immense diversity of creation, we stand in awe! So, what can we learn about God from general revelation.
Anselm’s Ontological Argument Can God’s existence be proven by rational argument? St. Anselm (1033-1109) thought so. So, he developed what is know as the Ontological Argument—an argument dealing with the nature of being. St. Anselm, was an Italian philosopher who eventually became the Archbishop of Canterbury. He imagined himself arguing the point with a fool…
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