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Verily, let this composition address the multitude if inquiries thou mayest possess concerning the Son of the Almighty, who art known as Yeshua Ha-Mashiach. His tale commenceth with a humble birth in the town of Bethlehem, a virgin name Miryam being chosen as vessel for the miraculous conception, through the power of the Holy Spirit. Yeshua, also called in Greek, Jesus came forth as the promised Messiah, spoken of the prophets of old, foretold by divine revelation. With compassion and love, Yeshua healed the sick, restored sight to the blind, cast out demons, and raised the dead. Through ...

Have you ever asked questions about the relationship between Christianity and other religions? What about the relationship between religion and science? This book engages these topics with creativity and insight, offering a fresh approach to mystical, Christ centered, spirituality, as found in the life and work of the Benedictine monk, Bede Griffiths. It reconsiders the unhelpful dualisms that tend to operate in contemporary western culture.

Highly esteemed astrophysicist Joseph Silk explores the vast mysteries and speculations of the field of cosmology in a way that balances an accessible style for the general reader and enough technical detail for advanced students and professionals. Indeed, while the physical laws and origins of the universe can be endlessly complex, even Einstein once mused that they could be explained simply enough to be grasped by nonspecialists.

What does scientism and pseudoscience have to do with the whole flat earth versus globe earth argument? Everything! Scientism has invaded American culture in a stunning pervasive way, and it has invaded the American church thoroughly, deeply, and created strongholds in which biblical truths have been polluted by subtle but dangerous lies. Christians, including sincere pastors, never saw the assault coming, and 99% still have no idea what scientism is or how it relates to the viral lies that have infected their understanding of the scriptures and God’s truths. Most pastors still think they...

Based on the Rosa Rubicondior science and Atheism blog, this is a collection of Atheist and science articles, some short, others more lengthy, exploring the interface between religion and science and which have been published over some four years.

“Incredibly original book that is sure to upset both sides of the debate. Being a skeptic myself, I was not expecting such a strong case to be made in favor of Young Earth Creation. By taking an agnostic approach, Stroud is able to articulate the viability of 'Recent Creation' from both the natural and social sciences while at the same time distancing himself from the normal paradigm usually equivocated with YEC. A very well thought out work that is sure to force both Old and Young Earth creationists to re-think many of their old paradigms in 2020.”--Springfield Review ...

El Credo niceno-constantinopolitano resume en pocas palabras todo lo que profesamos los católicos, pero ¿qué respalda cada una de estas afirmaciones? En este libro, el autor lo analiza, frase por frase, aportando argumentos científicos, lógicos, históricos y bíblicos que sustentan las creencias cristianas enumeradas en esta oración, que nos distingue de otras religiones. No se trata de una fe ciega ni de una tradición sin fundamento. Hay razones sólidas que podemos entender y compartir con los demás, evidencias que demuestran que Dios es el Creador del cielo y de la tierra, de ...

These additional Articles of Apologetics cover some deep, theological issues such as eternal security, predestination, suffering, and eternal punishment for unbelievers. Those might not be popular topics to discuss or to use in sermons, but we definitely need to be able to answer anyone who questions us about them and to use those answers in sharing the Gospel. My hope is that they will help you to have the basic answers you will need in answering some of the common questions, arguments, criticisms, objections and misconceptions pertaining to the Bible and our Christian faith, such as: - ...

Las personas divinas como singularidades. Ensayo acerca del análisis de la divinidad partiendo de los conceptos de singularidad tanto de la mecánica cuántica como de la astronomía, singularidad, superposición, no-localidad. Teniendo en cuenta que Dios es inalcanzable y que los esfuerzos por comprenderlo puede llevar a un colapso de lo límites de comprensión. En el presente ensayo intento acercarme a la comprensión de la divinidad y de su verdad interna trascendental desde la perspectiva y términos de la física de partículas así como de la astronomía. Ya que ambas disciplinas ...

This book is a prophetic invitation to rediscover who we are—and whose we are—as the people of God. It confronts the uncomfortable truth that Sunday morning remains “the most segregated hour,” challenging readers to ask whether our worship truly reflects Christ or merely echoes the cultural divisions we have learned to tolerate. With honesty and hope, the journey begins by naming the fracture and then turns toward God’s redemptive vision for His church. Drawing from the Spirit-breathed witness of the early church, the book reveals a community where ordinary believers lived an ...

John Milor’s fascinating work is based on the Bible telling of a powerful deception that will overshadow the Earth, a deception so intense that only those with a genuine love relationship with God will be able to endure it. Events from the author’s own life, including a series of supernatural encounters, have revealed some key components of this “strong delusion,” which he believes will initiate a grand display of open contact with extraterrestrials.It will also involve the rise of Islam. It’s no mistake that the faiths of four billion people (Christians and Muslims) include two ...

Science and faith are often seen as being in opposition. In this book, award-winning sociologist Elaine Howard Ecklund questions this assumption based on research she has conducted over the past 15 years. She highlights the ways these two spheres point to universal human experiences, showing listeners they don't have to choose between science and Christianity.

Essentially Questioning God is an outreach to people of various levels of belief and faith to try to come to a cohesive understanding of the complexities of life. It takes a look at essential theological questions from the different aspects of belief and non-belief. The great questions of “Why is this thus? What is the reason for this thusness?” (Artemus Ward) are brought to mind. The questions discussed here have troubled believers and non-believers for generations. Questions like “if there were a God how could He have let this happen?” and “what is really out there?” are ...

A documented analysis of the Shroud of Turin—where devotion, history, and centuries-old questions meet. For some, it is an icon of the Passion; for others, a historical and scientific enigma. Either way, the Shroud continues to speak: to the heart of believers and to the mind of seekers. This book guides readers through a clear, rigorous journey—without sensationalism—bringing sources, tradition, and research into conversation. Inside you’ll find: Sources and tradition: from Gospel references to burial linens to the Shroud’s major historical milestones—balancing what is securely...

Por medio de un receptor humano anónimo, unos autores celestiales hicieron entrega a nuestro mundo de la REVELACIÓN URANTIA. Se publicó en 1955 como The Urantia Book (El libro de Urantia), un libro de 2097 páginas dividido en 196 escritos. En estos, se describe a Dios, el gran universo y sus numerosos habitantes, nuestra parte del cosmos, vida tras la muerte, el origen e historia de nuestro planeta —Urantia—, la vida y las enseñanzas de Jesús y el glorioso destino que Dios tiene previsto para todas las criaturas de sus inmensos dominios —una vida sin fin, de oportunidades ...

Between altar and wilderness, a single name stands at the heart of an ancient riddle: Azazel. The addressee of the scapegoat on Yom Kippur is deliberately left undefined in the Torah—demon, place, or symbol? This book takes that open space seriously and traces the figure of Azazel from Leviticus 16 and Genesis 6:1–4 through the voices that have accompanied the biblical text for centuries. To sharpen the picture, the study brings Scripture into dialogue with extracanonical and historical witnesses: 1 Enoch and Jubilees, the writings of Qumran, rabbinic Midrash and Talmud, the kabbalistic...

A Groundbreaking Exploration of Faith and Physics — Discover the Eternal Truths Hidden in the Quantum World What if the mysteries of quantum physics could help reveal the deepest truths of Christianity? In The Stub and the Branch: A Quantum Parable of Life and Death, author C. W. Steinle presents a bold and illuminating comparison between modern quantum theory and timeless biblical revelation. With clarity and depth, Steinle invites readers into a mind-expanding journey where wavefunctions and multiverses serve as metaphors for mortality, rebirth, and the promise of eternal life. At the ...

Darwinian Deceptions - Defending Truth for Today's Latter-day Saints Ever since Charles Darwin published his theory on the Origin of Species in 1859, evolution's influence has steadily grown. Many people no longer even question it's validity; however, most Christians (including Latter-day Saints) who hold to a biblical view of the Creation and man's origins have struggled with the Darwinian assertion that all life evolved from a common ancestor over millions of years, and that humans evolved from simpler life forms. This book cuts through the layers of deception and exposes Darwinian ...

Because You Had To: AI, Predestination, and the Sovereignty of God Is free will an illusion? If all is predestined, why pray? If God is sovereign, why does suffering exist? In Because You Had To, these profound questions are explored with depth, compassion, and theological clarity. Through a pastoral lens, this book weaves together Scripture, philosophy, and personal reflection to uncover the divine purpose behind human choices, suffering, and the unfolding of history. In an age where artificial intelligence can predict human behavior with startling accuracy, many wrestle with the ...

First, there was God, and God was the truth. Then, there was light, the firstborn angel, Lucifer, which is defined as Light Bringer. The son of God and the great mother aurora goddess of the morning. Hence why Lucifer also means "Venus" or "bright" and "morning star". Now, Jesus or Michael's place of residence. There was luck, light, life, and longevity. Which formed the four "L's" and seen again on the Buddhist swastika. Needless to say, the journey is long and hard to reach this place. Are you ready to learn what you need to know?