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Culture to Questions, supplies Answers, from which Christianity, the Christian,
and the one bent on Discipleship, learns a Defense, to solve the Problem of
Evil, to know Jesus, that is, Divorce, Jesus Christ. The New Testament gives
Doctrine, insight that is Biblical, and Skepticism, i.e., Atheism, spurns
Research, rejecting Creation and Creationism. Any Cult, all Cults, are not
Sundoulos, but mere Religion. Prophecy is found in Bible Study, examining
Greek, it talks of End Times, final Revelation. Technology, influencing
Education through Virtual Reality, rejects the Pauline idea of faith. Biola
teaches Scripture, and Cultural insight to help the Church defend Theism. The
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spurns Theology & Creation and Creationism. Any Cult mere Religion.
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Cultural insight New Testament Questions and Answers. Divorce,
Apologetics, Bible, Christian, Theology, Ethics, Demons, Predestination,
Problem of Evil, Abortion, Christianity, Biblical,
culture. Are we predestined to salvation? If we
are, doesn’t that mean that we have no free will? I’m confused about the
difference between the soul and the spirit. Do we have both of these things?
What is the difference between them? What does the
Bible teach about demons, Satan, and their work in the world? Can Christians be
demon possessed? An extended treatment of the resurrection, covering
the reasons why people don’t accept the resurrection, evidence for the
resurrection, and how it compels rational belief. This is a paper I wrote
awhile back which explains the doctrine of the Trinity, why it is completely
rational (noncontradictory), and gives some extended support for the divinity
of Christ. I dialogue with the Jehovah’s Witnesses at
points throughout. Do the Ten Commandments continue to apply to Christians in
today’s society? Specifically, are we still required to
keep the Sabbath (the seventh day, Saturday)? If the Sabbath command no
longer exists, who abolished it? What about passages like James 2:10-12, which
suggest that the Ten Commandments should be kept? If they don’t need to be, why
are we instructed not to kill, steal, commit adultery, etc.? I was reading 1
Timothy 2:11-15, and it seems to state that women should not teach or hold
authority in the church. Are women forbidden from being pastors? What are the
different views on this issue, that seem to lead some churches to ordain women
and others to exclude women from ministry?
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