Clarifying Christianity
the apparent contradictions, and reveal its relevance to today’s world.
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How do I get started? Who gets to go to Heaven? What about angels? How can I read or understand the Bible more easily? How do I know the Bible is true? Is the Bible compatible with modern science? How does the Bible explain dinosaurs? Did the theory of evolution disprove the creation taught in the Bible?and Transitional Fossil Species—What About Ape Men?
Where can I go to find a Bible for someone who does not read English? Why would I want to go to church? andWhat is a really good church teaching like?
Does God want us to be poor? What is a cult? What is hell and what is it like? What is baptism? and How is it done? and What does one look like? (Video) What is the Trinity? What do people mean by “having a personal relationship with God?” A friend of mine told me about a way to lose weight by using the Bible. It sounded pretty strange to me. What were they talking about?
Can church
music actually be good? What is a “statement of faith?”
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