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The Seventy Weeks of Daniel: The timeline for Messiah, the exact month and year of Jesus death over 550 before Jesus. |
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The End-times: 12 articles detailing end-time events |
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The Book of Revelation: Chapter commentaries on the book of Revelation. |
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Apologetics:12 articles on Apologetic topics, covering the existence of God, the Bible and its evidence and the identity of Jesus. |
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The prophecies of Messiah : The prophecies of who the Messiah is and how they are confirmed in Jesus Christ. |
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Is the New Testament Historical?: What is the evidence behind the New Testament? |
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Challenging the Cults: How Christians can challenge the cults using logic, evidence and reason. |
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Debunking The Da Vinci Code: The myth behind Dan Brown's book |
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Daniel: Key to Bible Prophecy An detailed study of the book of Daniel |
Why Christianity
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Why should anybody choose to be a Christian? Is Christianity just a choice one makes when choosing a religion, akin to choosing a car or a house? How can somebody just choose a religion?
There are many religions, why should anybody have to choose to become part of a religion? Why can't somebody be just a good ethical person, doing good, but not having any religion? For example, somebody could believe based on science, God does not exist, can't that person just be good, helping others, what's wrong in not choosing a religion? Why does somebody need to put a label on him or herself saying Buddhist, Muslim, Mormon, Christian, etc?
The Purpose of Religion and Science
Ultimately, the purpose of religion is an attempt to answer the questions of life. Who am I? Where did I come from? Is there something beyond this life? Does God exist? Who is God, if God exists? Where did matter come from? Who or what caused the universe? Am I required to do anything? Religion addresses these questions and more, instructing the follower what must and must not be done. The word religion comes from the word, religare, meaning to restrain, tie back. Religion is not alone in this quest for meaning and truth.
Science also is searching for answers to many of these very same questions. How did the universe come into existence? How did life form? Is there anything beyond life? If the scientist feels there is no intelligence designer (God) who made the universe, what's purpose in joining a religion?