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Category Archives: All religions the same?
Searching for a plausible worldview
What way of seeing things corresponds most with reality and does not contradict what I clearly know to be true? Continue reading
Unresolved, pushed around, and burdened?
Adverse childhood experiences are the single greatest… Continue reading
What do most students entering university believe?
The tension is not about belief in a Creator but whether or not it is safe to believe in one absolute God — especially if one’s beliefs discredit the beliefs of others. Continue reading
Posted in Agnostic, All religions the same?, Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Bible, Campus ministry, Christian worldview, Christianity, Creation, Culture, Disciple-making, Doubt, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Gospel, Millennials, Parenting teens, Postmodern, Relativism, Religion, Wisdom, Witness, Worldview
Tagged Apologetics, challenge to christian witness, Is there truth?, making disciples
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The best way to understand the world
Christian worldview does the best job explaining the world we encounter each day. Continue reading
Four countries in one location
Imagine presenting a Christian worldview to people from four different countries in one location only twenty minutes from your home. I had the privilege of doing just this today. In a large Christian high school in our area, I taught … Continue reading
Paradoxical beings searching for paradise
When we look at the world with all of its problems, at the evil that fills the world, it’s easy for us to ask why God doesn’t do something about it. We look for answers, and solutions, and even become … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Afterlife, All religions the same?, Anthropology, Apologetics, Bible, Bible from God, Christian worldview, Christianity, Creation, Crisis, Culture, Death, Depravity, Despair, Ethics, Evil in the world, Faith, Mad at God, Origin of Sin, Pain, Questioning God, Restoration, Science, Wisdom, Worldview
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Unlocking the enigma of our existence
There are surprisingly few places to turn for thoughtful answers to the deeper questions about suffering, life and death. Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, All religions the same?, Anthropology, Atheism, Atheists, Bible, Bible from God, Bibliology, Birth of Jesus, Christian worldview, Christianity, Common grace, Conflict, Culture, Culture of Honor, Death, Death of Christ, Depravity, Evil in the world, Fear of death, Final judgment, Forgiveness, Hamartiology, History, Hope?, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Jesus Christ, Meaning of life, Morality, Narrative, Origin of Bible, Origin of Sin, Philosophy, Problem of evil, Progressive?, purpose, Restoration, Salvation, Selfishness, Sin, Suffering, Theodicy, Worldview, Worship
Tagged Evil in the world, Meaning of life, philosophy of life, Purpose of life, Worldview
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The grand reversal of every religion
We naturally resist the teaching of Jesus. But Jesus led his audience immediately to the grace of God. It was like saying that heaven is reserved for those who know they don’t qualify. Continue reading
Posted in Afraid to die, Afterlife, All religions the same?, Assurance, Atheism, Atheists, Beatitudes, Blaming religion, Blessed are those who mourn, Christian life, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church growth, Comfort, Culture, Depravity, Despair, Discouragement, Emotions, Fear of death, Forgiveness, Freedom, God's Heart, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Grace, Heaven, Human depravity, Jesus Christ, Kingdom, Loss, Poor in spirit, Religion, Religion-not the answer, Repentance, Restoration, Salvation, Selfishness, Sermon on the Mount, Spiritual growth, Spiritual transformation, Suffering, True Christianity?
Tagged Heaven, Kingdom, kingdom living, Kingdom of Christ, Kingdom of Jesus, Kingdom thinking, Matthew 5, sermon on mount
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Why is there so little tolerance?
The current political atmosphere in the USA is an embarrassing example of the failure to promote the virtue of tolerance. For at least the last two decades, public education and mainstream media have emphasized and promoted a value identified as tolerance. … Continue reading
Posted in All religions the same?, Culture, Culture of Honor, Democracy, Democrats, Discrimination, Diversity, Equal Rights, Equality, Ethics, Evangelism, First Amendment, Hate speech, Honor, Humility, Judging others, Morality, Political Correctness, Politics, Relativism, Religion, Republican, Same-sex, Separation of Church and State, Sexual orientation, Speech, Supreme Court, Tolerance, Witness, Worldview
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Treason to our fellow human beings
It is possible to believe and teach the exclusive truth claims made by Jesus Christ without being intolerant? Continue reading