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Tag Archives: Apologetics
Did Jesus Exist? (Part Two)
This is a continuation of my last post, where I began a critique of an article entitled 5 Reasons to Suspect Jesus Never Existed. 3. Even the New Testament stories don’t claim to be first-hand accounts. This is true, but this doesn’t mean … Continue reading
Did Jesus Exist? (Part One)
As a Christian, my beliefs are grounded in history. I believe in the Jesus who was born in Bethlehem, performed miracles in Galilee and Judea, and died and rose again in Jerusalem. Which is why an article entitled 5 Reasons … Continue reading
What Should Christians Know About Islam?
In my last blog post I argued that one does not need to study other religious texts in order to establish credibility for their own faith. Now I’m asking if we should know anything about other religions, in this case … Continue reading
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Should Christians Ever Read the Quran?
“…as even some of your own poets have said, ‘For we are indeed his offspring’.” – Acts 17:28 There is a contemporary praise song with these words that the Apostle Paul spoke to the Athenians during his second missionary journey. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, church, Evangelism, interfaith dialogue, Islam, Jesus, Paul in Athens, the Quran, theology, united methodist church
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