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Love is the key. Differences in opinions and beliefs have needlessly kept Christians apart. Each denomination holds to its own set of doctrines within the faith, creating divisions that go beyond Roman Catholic versus Protestant, or Catholic in the universal sense. Yet, what truly unites us as Christians is our shared faith in Jesus Christ.
Some believe in free will, while others hold to predestination; some see the bread and wine in communion as literally transformed into the body and blood of Christ, while others view it as symbolic or spiritual. Despite these differences, our common foundation remains the same—faith in Jesus.
The Predestination of the Almighty: Divine Sovereignty in the Biblical Context
Summary The page "Predestination of the Almighty" on thebibleanswers.net explores the doctrine of predestination, asserting that the Bible teaches God’s absolute sovereignty in determining human salvation and events, rather than human free will playing a decisive...
What is the Guf in Jewish tradition?
In Jewish mystical tradition, particularly within Kabbalistic and Talmudic teachings, the Guf (Hebrew: גּוּף, meaning “body”) is referred to as the “Treasury of Souls” or “Chamber of Guf.” Here’s a detailed explanation:
When and where was the word “catholic” first used in combination with the Christian church?
Summary The page "When and Where Was the Word ‘Catholic’ First Used in Combination with the Christian Church?" on thebibleanswers.net investigates the origins of the term "Catholic" in relation to the Christian Church, questioning its biblical legitimacy and...
How long has the term “Pope” referred to the Pope of Rome and the Roman Catholic Church?
Summary The page "How Long Has the Term ‘Pope’ Been Around?" on thebibleanswers.net explores the historical origins and usage of the term "pope," arguing that it is a post-biblical development not rooted in Scripture. Here’s a brief summary: Etymology: The word "pope"...
Atheism
Atheists and Atheism Summary Atheists and Atheism Atheists will often argue the burden of proof is on the person who believes in God. From a logical perspective, no, atheists are not correct in saying that believers must first prove God's existence. Here's why: Burden...
The Names In Genesis 5
I came across a couple of videos explaining the Hebrew meaning of the names found in Genesis 5:1-32. It claimed the meaning of the names and told the general story of man falling and Jesus coming as the Savior. Here is a link to one video....
Re-Writing Science Text Books
There is a lot to say on the subject of science versus religion in general, let alone Christianity specifically. At the top of that list is creation and as we dig further I suggest the very nature of reality itself. You might think the "science" is settled. However,...
Karl Priest Unshackled
This is an inspiring story about a friend. The radio show "Unshackled!" has been around since 1950. Produced by Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, it is known for being the longest-running radio drama in history. The program features true stories of people who have...
Simple Answer For Atheists
Here is the video from YouTube https://youtube.com/shorts/V-BgoaUskLc?si=yuWjFowHpX20gt2n However, even atheists believe in things they cannot be shown. Show me gravity. You cannot see it but you can see the effects. Show me the wind. You cannot. Again you see the...