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The Wickedness of Man
The Wickedness of Manby Gene Johns I recently read a post by a Christian friend. It was a quote from an English Presbyterian minister, theologian, and biblical commentator of the late 17th and early 18th centuries—Matthew Henry.The quote was, in part:“The wickedness of man, and the patience of God, as it were, contend which shall…
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The Final Hours of Jesus
This is one of the most interesting videos I have ever watched. This is what critical thinking discovers when applied to stories contained in the Bible and without the blinders of faith. After listening to this video, by Neil deGrasse Tyson, and drawing from my understanding of other discussions and readings about the life and…
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My Conversation With AI
Below is a conversation I had with AI, specifically ChatGPT. It was fun, interesting, and a learning experience. My question to AI: According to the Bible one must believe in Jesus to enter heaven. Is that correct?AI response:Yes, that is a central teaching of most Christian denominations.Several Bible verses are commonly cited to support the…
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Is God an Infanticide Perpetrator?
The short answer, yes! Infanticide-the definition: the deliberate killing of an infant or very young child. Perpetrator-the definition: someone who has committed a crime or a violent or harmful act. The evidence: 1 – The Death of Egypt’s Firstborn God directly kills the firstborn in Egypt during the tenth plague. “At midnight the Lord struck down all…
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The Other 10
10 Christian and Biblical Claims for Which There Is No Credible, Verifiable Evidence 01. There is no credible, verifiable evidence that the Earth is less than 10,000 years old. 02. There is no credible, verifiable evidence that Noah’s worldwide flood happened as described in the Bible. 03. There is no credible, verifiable evidence that the…
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