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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.
God is not a being but being itself
Then Moses said to God, “If I come to the people of Israel and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,’ and they ask me, ‘What is his name?’ what shall I say to them?” God said to Moses, “I am who I am.” See Exodus 3:13-14. The famous response given...
Sola Scriptura
A friend recently asked if I believed in Sola Scriptura. The short answer is yes but a brief definition is in order. As you can see the title of this website is "The Bible Answers" but pay attention to the subtitle "Many of Life's Questions." The word "Many" does not...
If you give God the glory why not give Satan his due?
A friend recently texted me the following: It's interesting to me, that you attribute any "good" in you/from you, as coming from "Christ within me" ~ yet any "sin emanating from you is wholly your "own sinful nature", without any attribution to the "evil one" and his...
Meditations – Philosophy – Religion
Meditations versus Philosophy versus Religious texts. A good friend asked a question by text. I'm correcting the grammar but the question is the same: I find that the World would be a better place if people read more of "Meditations" and less of other religious texts....
Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me
The question in this passage will boil down to a literal versus a spiritual understanding of what Jesus is saying. The answer is found in John Chapter 6
Common Errors of Interpretation by Eisegesis
What is Eisegesis? When it comes to interpreting texts, whether they are religious, literary, or historical, it is important to approach them with objectivity and an open mind. However, there are common errors of interpretation that often occur due to a biased...
Defending Faith In Jesus
Years ago I was brought to saving faith in Jesus Christ. At the time I was 29 and an Air Force member. Throughout my time in service, I found myself engaged in numerous debates, which proved to be quite challenging. People would frequently question why I was so...
Book of Enoch & Extraterrestrials?
Does the Book of Enoch speak of extraterrestrials or simply angels? It depends on your understanding of an extraterrestrial. Are angels not of this earth? What about fallen angels? The question of whether the Book of Enoch speaks of extraterrestrials or simply angels...
Are Catholics Christian?
Warning This post is intended for those who hold the belief that the Bible accurately documents the early Christian church. It is important to note that while the Bible is not a prerequisite for becoming a Christian, one must hear the truth of Jesus Christ in order to...