We have been laying out a “Case for the Old Testament” over the past few months and the evidence collection has been based on a question that many have posed: How do we trust that the Bible is the Word of God? You can be skeptical of the Bible, as I once was, but at… Continue Reading
Category Archives: A Case for Christianity
A Case for the Old Testament: Prophecy Fulfillment, Part 1
This week we will review a previous class with evidence of fulfilled Prophecy. Prophecy fulfillment is the “P” in our acronym MAPS-S. In addition to the abundance of evidence we covered in the Manuscript, Archeology, Science and Saved Lives categories, the evidence in this category is so overwhelming that even ardent atheists have been swayed. Nothing is more… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Religious Pluralism, Conclusion
In this week’s class we are concluding our topic of Religious Pluralism and reviewing our study in the book of Genesis, chapters 37-38 by looking at an introduction to Joseph and Judah. We will then take a few weeks off before beginning a summer class that will continue our study in Christian Apologetics, making a… Continue Reading
Answers for a study in the book of Genesis: Chapters 37-38, An Introduction to Joseph and Judah
“Answers for a study in the book of Genesis” is a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here mid-week. This gives you time to do your own research, and then check your… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Religious Pluralism, Part 5 – Why Jesus?
In this week’s class, we are continuing with our topic of Religious Pluralism by asking the question: Why Jesus? In our past several classes we have looked at the topic of Religious Pluralism, and why it is a harmful view to the foundational truths of Christianity. If all paths lead to God and Heaven, then… Continue Reading
Answers for a study in the book of Genesis: Chapters 33-36, The Twelve Sons of Israel
“Answers for a study in the book of Genesis” is a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here mid-week. This gives you time to do your own research, and then check your… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Religious Pluralism, Part 4b – Suspicious similarities between Islam and Mormonism
In this week’s class, we are continuing with our topic of Religious Pluralism, focusing on some suspicious similarities between Islam and Mormonism. In an effort to show reasons why the Christian worldview and the Bible in particular are unique from other faiths, religions and philosophies, we are highlighting the major beliefs and historical backgrounds that… Continue Reading
Answers for a study in the book of Genesis: Chapters 30-32, The Patriarch Jacob and his family journey
“Answers for a study in the book of Genesis” is a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here mid-week. This gives you time to do your own research, and then check your… Continue Reading
A Case for the Old Testament: Religious Pluralism, Part 4a – Islam and Christianity
In this week’s class we will continue our investigation of Religious Pluralism as we make our case for the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. As we study the lives of the Patriarchs in the book of Genesis, we find the historical basis for the three major faiths: Christianity, Judaism and Islam. We will focus,… Continue Reading
Answers for a study in the book of Genesis: Chapters 27-29, The Patriarch Jacob
“Answers for a study in the book of Genesis” is a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here mid-week. This gives you time to do your own research, and then check your… Continue Reading