Problem Passages 4# Slavery in the Bible

Why should Christians stake their lives on the Bible? Are the Christian Scripture reliable? We consider the historical, textual, and internal accuracy of the Bible in this episode.

Should we try to prove God’s existence? Or should we assume God’s existence and see what follows? Christians that debate non-believers should understand the pros and cons of trying to prove God’s existence to others

“Should Christians be the ones on the back-foot when it comes to explaining our faith? What if Christians expected non-believers to give an account for their worldview? We might find that the non-Christian is secretly borrowing from a Christian worldview to make his worldview work.”

Some people think that those rejecting God need proofs and evidences to persuade them. On the contrary: the unbeliever needs to be confronted with how much he borrows from Christianity in order to make his own rejection of God seem plausible

“Since apologetics is defending the Christian faith, giving proofs for the faith, and going on the offense against unbelieving thoughts, it is important to understand how the Bible describes knowledge, knowing, and truth. If we misunderstand how unbelievers think and reason, we may be in the position of using music…