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Answering Christianity’s Hardest Questions (Part 1). (opens the original)
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Or should I say attempting to answer Christianity’s hardest questions?Because the truth is that, as much as there are a lot of things that we know, there are still a lot of things that we still don’t know.And there are a lot of things that even the most renowned and most acclaimed Christian scholars and theologians still disagree about.And there are also a lot of things we will probably never get answers to on this side of eternity.However, all that being said, there are sti
In Defense of the “Prosperity Gospel”. (opens the original)
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When the devil wants to discredit a core kingdom principle, he doesn’t always fight it directly or fight the people propagating it directly. What he does instead is very simple.He raises up false preachers and teachers who will preach that same message or teach that same principle, but with exaggerations, lies, and obvious errors. Then he amplifies their voices, so they are predominantly loud and appear to be the prominent leaders on that subject. So, what we now have is false people preaching o
From the Club to Church on a Sunday Morning? (opens the original)
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Picture this:It’s Sunday afternoon, and you’re lazily checking all of the Snapchat/Instagram stories you missed while you were asleep and during the earlier church service of that morning.You see some funny tweets, some TikToks, and some other random stuff; nothing too serious.Then you come across a story, and you can see from the posts that the updates were made from a nightclub. You tap forward through the flashing lights and the wisps of blowing smoke and the shot glasses and the strippers da
God Is NOT A Christian. (opens the original)
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In the appendix to Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave (1845), Frederick Douglass wrote one of the clearest condemnations of religious hypocrisy ever written. After spending the entire book recounting the horrors he suffered under slavery, he rightly anticipated that some readers might mistake his criticism of slaveholding Christians as an attack on Christianity itself. So, he ensured drawing a dividing line was done.“What I have said respecting and against religion, I
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