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In these articles we will attempt to answer the question, is Christianity true? In order to do so, we will look at evidence: historical, archaeological, scientific, prophetical, logical, etc. Once all of the data and information is in, will it confirm the validity of Christianity as the one true religion?
We are going to examine the evidence which proves a case for Christianity. As mentioned before, we will look at historical accounts and synchronicities, archaeological finds, prophetic fulfillment, and near death experience testimonies (or NDE’s). The Bible will be our reference as we compare it to findings, evidence and data from our world. In doing so, we might discover more evidence than expected supporting Christianity as the one true religion or world view. When we sit down and examine all of the evidence, will it point us to Christianity?
It is apparent that Christianity has become an increasingly difficult belief system to accept. Christianity is offensive to many people. But why? A Secular Society Induces Humanism Christianity and … Read More
What does the Bible say about nationalism? Should Christians support it? Upon review, we may discover that nationalism is Biblical and globalism is not. Nationalism Versus Globalism Perhaps the … Read More
Western culture has been taken over by pride and self righteousness. Could this high self esteem culture be detracting from the Christian Gospel message? More specifically, this self esteem culture … Read More
Are we in what the Bible calls “the last days”? If so, what implications does this reality have for Christians? How does God wish for us to act and live? … Read More
The last words someone says are contain the upmost significance. These words carry weight. What were Buddha’s last words and how do they compare to Jesus’s? Last Words Carry … Read More
Vessels for Christ is an organization I am affiliated with and have worked with in the past. The president released a Coronavirus (COVID-19) 2020 statement. In difficult times, it is … Read More
