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How Understanding Your Faith Protects You From Deception

Many Christians become disillusioned and confused about their faith because they do not understand why they believe what they believe. Thus, when others raise objections or alternatives, their faith can be easily shaken. By taking the time to carefully investigate and understand your faith, you can protect yourself from being misled and believing in heresies.

Words: 348   Downloads: 0   Category: Religion   By: Greg Hanson
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Reasons to Believe in the Accurate Preservation of the New Testament

How can you know that the New Testament today is faithful to what the original writers wrote? Isn´t it possible--perhaps even likely--that the texts became manipulated and corrupted through the centuries? This article suggests four reasons a reader can trust that the New Testament has been accurately preserved and passed down through the generations.

Words: 1290   Downloads: 0   Category: Religion   By: Greg Hanson
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How Can We Know the Bible Has Not Been Altered or Corrupted Through the Centuries?

Though some assume the content of the New Testament has become distorted and corrupted through the years, the facts suggest otherwise. Through the science of textual criticism and examination of over 24,000 ancient manuscripts, the New Testament can be shown to be the most accurately preserved text from the ancient world. There are no variations of consequence among these texts, allow the reader to make an evaluation of the biblical claims without worrying about the accuracy of their transmission to present day.

Words: 679   Downloads: 0   Category: Religion   By: Greg Hanson
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Was the New Testament Compiled by Church Councils in the 4th Century?

While some conspiracists believe that the New Testament was compiled at the Council of Nicaea in AD 325 by a power-hungry and corrupt Church under the control of the Roman Emperor Constantine, the facts suggest otherwise. This article highlights three reasons why this conspiracy theory is false. The New Testament books were viewed as Scripture and circulating together much, much earlier.

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Does the Bible Contain Contradictions?

It is a commonly held belief that the Bible is full of contradictions. Is that belief valid, or are there reasonable explanations for the alleged contradictions? This article suggests four factors that can mitigate the problem of biblical contradictions.

Words: 1137   Downloads: 0   Category: Religion   By: Greg Hanson
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What Does the Bible Say About Slavery?

Slavery was a reality in Bible times. As such, the Bible often refers to slaves. But does mean that the Christian Scriptures actually condoned slavery? This article explores the Bible´s specific teachings about slavery and traces the influence of Judeo-Christian values on slavery through the centuries.

Words: 1728   Downloads: 0   Category: Religion   By: Greg Hanson
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