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The entire premise of this website (and my life!) is that seeing is believing. That the evidence for Christian faith is so good, so overwhelming, that anyone who sincerely seeks the Truth, who is open-minded and takes the time to thoroughly examine it, will see and believe too.
But what about all those “sincere seekers” throughout the world who don’t see it this way? Hindus, Jews, Buddhists, Taoists, most of whom believe what they believe because of where they’ve been born.
What about all those sincere seekers who are atheist or agnostic?
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I’m sick of hearing about the “Me Too” movement. Not because I don’t agree with it. Not because I don’t sympathize. I’m disgusted by all the recent revelations. Disgusted with the way so many women have been treated. Disgusted with how pervasive it is—it seems like every woman has been affected.
No, I’m sick of hearing about the “Me Too” movement because it’s 2018—this kind of thing shouldn’t be happening any more!
The Harvey Weinsteins of the world should be a relic of the past.
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It is incomprehensible how a good God and evil can both exist. But we know evil exists. So how can God?
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“Forensic Research (Once Again) suggests the Shroud of Turin is fake.” This was the title of the on-line article NBC ran on July 17, 2018. Many other news outlets, including Reuters, Fox, and CNN, ran similar articles. The clear impression these articles give is that the latest forensic analysis of the Shroud has now created a consensus among the experts that it is a medieval forgery.
The only problem with this is that no such consensus exists.
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Religion is extremely dangerous. It convinces people they have a corner on the Truth, that they are right and everybody else is wrong. This leads to a feeling of superiority, which, in turn, breeds intolerance, fanaticism, and, many times, violence.
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Recently, a bunch of Christians were upset with Justin Bieber. But probably not for the reason you would think. They were upset because he sang a worship song at the Coachella Music Festival, written by Cory Asbury, called “Reckless Love”.
With his fame, he exposed many more thousands to the faith. So what’s the problem? According to these Christians, the problem is that the song implies that God’s love is reckless. That God is careless, rash, impulsive, irresponsible, indifferent to the consequences of his actions.
But as provocative as the song may be, the problem with the criticism it’s getting is that “Reckless Love” is based squarely on Jesus’ teaching. Jesus consistently paints a picture of a God who does love with reckless abandon.
