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What can Paul, the earliest writer of Christianity, tell us about the historical Jesus? This short article shows some of the things that Paul recognizes to be true of Jesus.
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If you are at all interested in prophecy, you may have heard of Nostradamus. Nostradamus was a French physician and astrologer who lived in the first half of the 16th century. He wrote a bunch of four-line verses, called quatrains. His followers claim that these quatrains predict the future.
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Why Just Jesus?

If you ever want to drive to the top of Mount Haleakala in Maui, Hawaii, there is only one road that will get you there. Route 378 is the only way to the top of the mountain, but once you have made the long and winding ride, the view from the top is worth the effort. Some might even describe the views, especially at sunrise, as heavenly.
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New Testament scholar Ben Witherington lists thirteen established features of the historical Jesus which even most critical biblical scholars accept. [1] Unfortunately for the critics who do not believe that Jesus understood Himself to be God, from these thirteen facts alone it can be clearly demonstrated that Jesus did indeed believe that He was God. From there it can then be established, based on the authority of Jesus, that the Bible is not only trustworthy, but also divinely inspired. I am simply going to show, on the basis of nine of these facts, that Jesus believed and claimed that He was God, even according to some of the most skeptical standards of investigation.
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Is it pseudo-science to claim that scientific evidence demonstrates the existence of God? Does science give good reasons to believe that God exists? The only way to answer this question is to examine the evidence. Too often people are willing to use science to criticize religion, but then are unwilling to honestly consider an attempt to use science to give evidence for religion. Such a double standard is simply inconsistent. We must give up any a priori presuppositions that science can have nothing to do with religious faith (other than "disprove" it), and let the evidence speak for itself.
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During a lecture at the American Museum of Natural History in 1981, prominent evolutionist Colin Patterson asked his esteemed audience of evolutionists a surprising question:
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Yes, heaven and hell are real. Terribly and wonderfully real. But how does one know that heaven and hell are real? Before we answer that, let us ask you - do you know that they are not real? If you “know” that they are not real, how do you know that?
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