Many questions swirl around as to the authenticity of the Bible. How were its individual books chosen? Why are there so many translations? Why is there so much disagreement about its message? How do we KNOW it is the inspired word of God?
If Christianity is all about attaining perfection and reincarnation is essentially about the same thing, are they compatible?
Are ghosts real? Is reincarnation a legitimate process in the patterns of life? For billions of people in our world today, the answers to one or both of these questions is a resounding yes.
What does having other gods look like in the 21st century? And what about idols? Back in those days, people chiseled idols out of wood or stone. We don’t do that anymore, so how would making and worshipping idols fit into or day?
Why did God allow slavery to occur among His chosen people? What kind of slavery was it, and what does that teach us about slavery in our era?
There are SO many variations of Christianity, it is safe to say that we can find disagreement on just about any aspect of what Christianity is. Who is right and how can we know?
With so much variety within Christianity, have you ever wondered if there is actually a right way for a church to be organized? If we’re able to go to church and feel blessed, does it even matter?
How do faith and reason fit together? We believe biblical faith willl not only stand up to a reason test but is entirely dependent upon reason to exist. We look at what biblical faith is, how it is meant to work and why it brings value to life.
We typically think of people using God's name in a flippant, careless or disrespectful way as taking His name in vain. True, but this is NOT the point of the 3rd Commandment. It has become painfully easy to disrespect God. What should we be looking out for?
It has been said that 40 percent of Jesus’ parables had to do with money. How should it be used and how can we avoid being its slave?
